Thamar University Celebrates the Graduation of "Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" Batch from the Faculty of Arts
Thamar University Celebrates the Graduation of "Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" Batch from the Faculty of Arts
□ Thamar University Media / Jamal Al-Bahri / Rajab 14, 1447. January 3, 2026
■ Thamar University witnessed the graduation ceremony of the "Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" Batch from the Faculty of Arts, under the patronage of Professor Dr. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, the University Rector.
The ceremony was held in Palestine Hall on campus, and it reflected the university's academic standing and its pioneering role in preparing qualified individuals and building cultural and intellectual awareness.
In his address, the University Rector expressed his pride in the graduates, affirming that the university is committed to fulfilling its educational and enlightening mission. He emphasized the university's dedication to providing society with graduates equipped with the tools of knowledge and intellect, capable of making positive contributions in various fields of life. He stressed that graduation marks the beginning of a greater responsibility towards oneself and one's country.
Professor Dr. Abdulkafi Al-Rifai, the Vice-Rector of the University for Student Affairs, noted that the university places great importance on student activities that complement the educational process, recognizing their impact on shaping students' personalities and fostering values of belonging and discipline. He commended the college's organizational efforts in ensuring the event was presented in a manner befitting the university's stature and its students.
In his welcoming remarks, Dr. Amin Mohammed Al-Jabr, the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, greeted the attendees, congratulated the graduating students and praised their diligence and perseverance throughout their studies.
He emphasized the college's commitment to developing its academic programs and enhancing the quality of its graduates to meet the demands of the current cultural and intellectual landscape and keep pace with the needs of society and the job market.
The event included a speech by the graduates expressing their pride and joy in reaching this academic milestone. They reflected on their journey of dedication and hard work, renewing their commitment to upholding the values of knowledge and literature and translating their acquired knowledge and skills into beneficial work and conscious community service.
The ceremony also featured a poetry that added an emotional and cultural dimension to the occasion, before concluding with the honoring of the graduates from the Faculty of Arts in a celebratory atmosphere that reflected a well-deserved moment of achievement and reinforced the meanings of joy and accomplishment.