A drug prevention and awareness session was held for the students of Abdul Rahman bin Awf Madrasa

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Wed, Jul 15 2026 3:33 PM
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The session was organized and conducted by the Treatment and Awareness Department of the 1,000-Bed Ibn-e-Sina Hospital for Drug Addiction Treatment, operating under the National Drug Addiction Treatment Program of the Ministry of Public Health.

During the session, participants received information on the importance of raising awareness in the fight against drug abuse, the role of young people in building a healthy future, the importance of preventing addiction, the factors that contribute to substance abuse, the role of families and friends in preventing addiction, strategies for addressing drug-related risks from a social perspective, and the harmful consequences and negative impact of addiction on individuals and society.

The Madrasa's administrators and teachers also welcomed the initiative, describing such awareness programs as valuable and effective in preventing drug addiction and supporting efforts to combat drug abuse.

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