Endowments Ministry awards Sheikh Ali Bin Abdullah Al Thani Prize
The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs announced the results of the Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani Endowment Court Prize for this cycle. In the 16th edition of the international competition, the winners were Dr. Ahmed Dheeb from Algeria and Dr. Ibrahim Ahmed Yahya from Yemen, each receiving 100,000 Qatari riyals for their research on "Fiqh of Social Relations in the Light of Quranic Stories." Additionally, the Qatari researcher Ahmed Muajeeb won the Al Darei Al Dossary Shield in the local category for his project titled "Social Media and Its Impact on the Cultural Identity of Qatari Society," receiving 200,000 Qatari riyals. This prize is the largest verified endowment award in Qatar and aims to encourage scientific research in culture, preaching, and Islamic thought. The ministry plans to introduce topics for upcoming cycles addressing contemporary issues such as globalization, artificial intelligence, and moral challenges in Qatari society. Currently, the prize includes three categories, with future plans to increase the prize amounts and the number of winners as the initiative expands.
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