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In accordance with Saudi Vision 2030 and Islamic teachings, Year 1 female students at Fakeeh College for Medical Sciences, led by Dr. Maryam Almass, held a Nazaha Workshop on November 26, 2024, to highlight the significance of integrity and anti-corruption principles. Student-led presentations and group discussions on ethical conduct, individual accountability, and the impact of corruption on society and healthcare were highlighted during the event, which was held in Room 1, Building 3. The session, which had 36 participants, 15 of whom were staff—encouraged value-based learning, reflection and interaction. Positive feedback highlighted the relevance and impact of the initiative in promoting moral awareness among future healthcare professionals.
Students from MBBS, PharmD, Nursing, and MLS programs
Educate students on the concept of Nazaha (integrity) in Islam.
• Raise awareness about the dangers of corruption and how to prevent it.
• Promote ethical conduct and responsibility among students and staff.
• Demonstrate how Nazaha supports community well-being and national development.
• Contribute to the achievement of Saudi Vision 2030 through value-based education.
