Hojjatoleslam Alireza Shirnezhad, the head of the Religious Activities Center of the Municipality, announced in his recent press conference the new programs of the Arman Headquarters for collaboration with schools in holding this year's retreat. He emphasized that this year, with an increase of 15,000 in the support capacity of mosques, they aim to hold the largest student retreat in the country with the participation of 80,000 students.
Successful Experience of Last Year's Retreat
Shirnezhad referred to the successes of last year's retreat and said: "The extracurricular capacity in last year's retreat was well demonstrated, with 65,000 students participating in this program. This level of participation shows that our students are interested in religious activities and can participate as an effective force in such programs."
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Programs and Challenges in Case of School Closures
These programs have been specifically designed to continue in the event of emergencies, including war or other crises. Shirnezhad stated: "We are striving to have the necessary collaborations with schools, and in this regard, we are preparing programs to create a suitable environment for the retreat in mosques and other centers." According to him, forecasts indicate that if necessary, these programs can be effectively implemented while maintaining religious and educational principles.
Shirnezhad also emphasized the importance of cooperation among various institutions and said: "This collaboration not only helps strengthen the spirit of the students but can also lead to the creation of a social and religious solidarity space. We must move together towards cultural and religious elevation."
In conclusion, the head of the Religious Activities Center of the Municipality called on all relevant institutions and individuals to cooperate in this regard so that this year's retreat can be held in the best possible way and no student is deprived of participating in this important event.
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