An aerial view of Education City
Doha, Qatar: Qatar Foundation (QF) is hosting various activities at Education City, inviting the community members to join in commemoration of the holy month of Ramadan and foster a sense of togetherness, community spirit and volunteerism.
These activities include educational programmes, fitness sessions, and Islamic readings and lectures that reflect Qatar Foundation’s core values.
“Qatar Foundation’s Ramadan activities are designed to foster a sense of community, promote cultural and spiritual engagement, and encourage reflection on the values of generosity, unity, and well-being. These initiatives align with QF’s mission to create an inclusive and enriching environment that brings people together during this sacred month,” Head of Sports Programming QF Communication Initiatives, Hamad S Al Shaiba told The Peninsula.
Head of Sports Programming QF Communication Initiatives, Hamad S Al Shaiba
“QF ensures that its Ramadan programming is accessible and inclusive. There are dedicated activities tailored for women, including spiritual talks and wellness sessions, as well as initiatives that accommodate people with special needs to ensure they can fully participate in the events,” said Al Shaiba. Sports activities include the Sports for All Ramadan Challenge, Ramadan Tennis Tournament, Ramadan Squash Tournament, and Ramadan Padel Tournament.
The Herfah at Al Khater House workshops are part of a unique cultural initiative celebrating the rich heritage of Qatari and Islamic crafts. These workshops will be held at Al Khater House.
The Minaretein - Education City Mosque hosts several events, including the third edition of the Sustainable Zero-Waste Community Iftar. It also features the Ramadan Nightly Lecture Series in Arabic, offering inspiring talks from scholars after Taraweeh prayers.
This year, the Minaretein Inspirational Series with Mufti Menk is scheduled for March 15.
The Al Mujadilah Centre and Mosque for Women is hosting a variety of events and programs exclusively for women. These include daily Taraweeh prayers and Qiyam prayers during the last 10 days of Ramadan. The centre is also organising the Kiswat Al Eid 2025 initiative, in collaboration with Education Above All and Qatar Red Crescent.
Additionally, an intensive Hifth programme for Arabic speakers, aimed at advancing students’ memorisation of the holy Qur’an, along with several Islamic lectures, will be held at Al Mujadilah.
On Fridays and Saturdays, the Torba Farmers Market offers fresh local produce, artisanal food, unique souvenirs, and eco-friendly products, along with a dedicated children’s play area.
The public can access information and register to participate in QF’s activities and Ramadan tournaments through the app or the Education City website.
