Units of the Princess Haya Bint Al Hussain Cultural and Islamic Centre in Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department are organising 20 activities at their Um Al Sheif and Mizher branches to mark the 41st UAE National Day. The activities will include a Union Tree planting ceremony at Um Al Sheif, and folk shows at Mizhar. A traditional market, games and competitions are also planned for the occasion.
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Islamic centres to celebrate National Day
Princess Haya Centre’s units at IACAD to host festivities on 41st anniversary
- staff report
- Published: 17:58 November 25, 2012
“The activities are in the context of our celebration of National Day. We aim to implant our traditions, ethics, values, and heritage in the young generation. We aim to emphasis the values of loyalty and dedication to the country,” said Hamda Al Muhairi, deputy manager of the Centre’s units.
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