Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Osama Nada, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Arts at Benha University, and Prof. Dr. Nevin Farouk, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, and in line with the Faculty’s commitment to fostering a positive work environment and promoting social cohesion among its members, the Faculty of Applied Arts organized a ceremony to honor exemplary mothers, coinciding with the celebration of Mother’s Day.

During the event, three exemplary mothers were recognized from among the distinguished administrative staff and auxiliary service members. This recognition serves as a message of appreciation and gratitude to every mother who has not only fulfilled her family responsibilities but has also managed her professional duties with dedication.

The celebration took place in an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie. The honored mothers expressed their happiness and gratitude for this recognition, affirming that such thoughtful gestures reinforce the values of dedication, loyalty, and respect for mothers.

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Osama Nada, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Arts – Benha University, and Prof. Dr. Mona Nasr, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, the Faculty organized a religious seminar titled “The Trustworthiness of the Word.” This seminar was held as part of the Faculty’s commitment to promoting religious awareness and reinforcing ethical values among students.

The seminar featured the participation of:
? Dr. Sherif Abu Hatab – Director General of the Qalyubia Preaching Region and Head of the Fatwa, Reconciliation, and Family Reunification Committee.
? Dr. Abdullah Al-Husseini – Media Coordinator and Preacher at the Qalyubia Preaching Region.
? Sheikh Mohamed Abdel Wahab Mousa – Preacher at the Qalyubia Preaching Region.

? The seminar addressed the importance of the trustworthiness of speech and the role of words in shaping awareness within society. It also emphasized the necessity of honesty and responsibility in conveying information, and highlighted the impact of kind and responsible speech in strengthening values of compassion and social cohesion.

The seminar witnessed active engagement from students, as the floor was opened for discussion and for answering their questions, contributing to the reinforcement of positive values among them.

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Osama Nada, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Arts – Benha University, and Prof. Dr. Mona Nasr, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, the Youth Welfare Administration at the faculty organized the Holy Qur’an Competition for students in memorization and Tajweed, as part of the faculty’s commitment to supporting student activities and encouraging students to memorize the Holy Qur’an.

The competition was evaluated by Sheikh Abdullah Al-Husseini from Al-Azhar Al-Sharif.

The results of the competition were as follows:

First: Level One (Full Holy Qur’an)

• First Place: Student Iman Abdel-Ghani El-Sayed – Preparatory Year

• Second Place: Student Mariam Mohamed Ibrahim Hussein – Preparatory Year

Second: Level Two (Half of the Holy Qur’an)

• First Place: Researcher Yasmin Magdy Attia Mostafa – PhD Researcher

• Second Place: Student Habiba Ehab Mostafa El-Malaky – Preparatory Year

Third: Level Three (Five Parts)

• First Place: Student Mennat Allah Maher Kamal Yassin – Third Year (Metal Products and Jewelry Department)

• Second Place: Student Basma Ahmed Gaber – Third Year (Interior Design and Furniture Department)

Hadith Competition (Al-Arbaeen Al-Nawawiya)

• First Place: Student Kawthar Ahmed Fathy El-Hefnawy – Third Year (Industrial Design Department)

• Second Place: Student Rahma Ahmed Fathy El-Hefnawy – First Year (Textile Department)

The Faculty of Applied Arts congratulates all the winning students and wishes them continued success and excellence.