It was launched by "Emirates Today", "Dubai Courts" and "Islamic Dubai", coinciding with the Union Day

In the video, "Yak Al-Awn"... an initiative to collect 5.7 million dirhams to pay off the indebtedness of 51 defaulting citizens

• Yak Al-Awn seeks to release financially distressed citizens in Dubai.

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"Emirates Today", Dubai Courts, and the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai are launching a humanitarian initiative called "Yak Al-Awn" for the third season, aimed at releasing financially distressed prisoners and citizens being prosecuted in the Emirate of Dubai, coinciding with the state's joy on the 51st Union Day.

Yak Al-Awn is considered a pioneering national community initiative within the newspaper's initiatives.

The initiative seeks to release 51 financially distressed citizens, whose debts amount to five million, 708 thousand and 634 dirhams. Emirates Today was provided with the numbers of citizens included in the initiative after studying their files and approving them by the Committee (Courts of Charity) in Dubai Courts.

Tarish Eid Al-Mansoori, Director General of Dubai Courts, said: “We are pleased to launch again the Charity Courts initiative and participate in the (Yaak Al-Awn) initiative in its third season, to contribute to the release of 51 citizens who defaulted on payments, in conjunction with the celebration of the 51st Union Day, by standing On their side to restore their normal lives and avoid the mistakes of the past, and to give them a new opportunity to integrate into society and return to righteous behavior, and to benefit from the lessons and lessons that they went through during the past period, and to feel the solemnity of the occasion in becoming in the coming days good individuals who participate in work and construction, and add to The path of goodness and development, and that they have the conviction that correct behavior is the way to a decent life in this honorable country.

And the Director General of the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai, Dr. Hamad Al-Sheikh Ahmed Al-Shaibani, stated that “the true religion urges us to fulfill the needs of people, as it is a prophetic Sunnah. Whoever is distressed on the Day of Resurrection, and whoever covers a Muslim, Allah will cover for him in this world and the Hereafter, and Allah Almighty is in the aid of the servant as long as the servant is in the aid of his brother). The weak, orphans, widows, and others.

Al-Shaibani continued that their Highnesses the Sheikhs are always proactive in doing good, whether inside or outside the country, and their white hands extend to do good in all parts of the earth, one hand extends to make glories and the other hand extends to every needy.

He pointed out that the release of 51 insolvent citizens is an embodiment of the spirit of the 51st Union Day, stressing that “Yaak Al-Awn” is a pioneering national humanitarian initiative in the first place, seeking to release financially distressed prisoners and those being prosecuted from among the citizens’ inmates, who were sentenced in financial cases in the emirate. Dubai, and the initiative opens a new door of hope for those in difficulty to restore their normal lives, alleviate their suffering, relieve their families, integrate them into society, and establish the value of solidarity and solidarity among the members of the nation.

Al-Shaibani stressed the need to motivate the private sector and businessmen to adopt this initiative, and to provide the necessary support for this targeted segment of citizen inmates, and to make the spirit of giving apply to the entity of state institutions and individuals.

The editor-in-chief of "Emirates Today", Mona Bousmara, said, "(Yak Al-Awn) comes within the societal initiatives of (the hotline) that the newspaper has been implementing for years, and has received wide success year after year, and aims primarily to release distressed citizens." financially in Dubai.

She explained that the “Yak Al-Awn” initiative achieved great success in its first and second editions, and was able to pay off the debts of 192 citizens, prisoners and those prosecuted, in the amount of 35 million and 416 thousand and 610 dirhams, through the donation of 14 governmental, private and charitable institutions, and 26 donors from community members.

Mona Bousamra continued, "The success of the initiative made us adopt it for the third season in a row," pointing out that the initiative targets 51 citizens who are prisoners and prosecuted, and their debts amount to five million, 708 thousand and 634 dirhams, through cooperation with Dubai Courts, represented by the "Courts of Good" committee. Expressing her confidence in the donors’ response to the initiative in order to make it a success.

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Activating the humanitarian role

The editor-in-chief of "Emirates Today", Mona Bousmara, called on government and private institutions and community members to further activate the humanitarian and societal role, especially during the nation's joy on the 51st Union Day, which translates into national cohesion and solidarity in supporting community initiatives that translate leadership policy into humanitarian charitable work. Indicating that the initiative targets the financially distressed imprisoned citizens in Dubai.

social responsibility

The Director General of the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai, Dr. Hamad Al-Sheikh Ahmed Al-Shaibani, confirmed that the department seeks to confirm its societal role and contribute to community initiatives in the field of charitable and humanitarian work at the state level, in accordance with the policy and directions of the leadership, without regard to color, gender or creed. Believing in her religious role and the societal responsibility entrusted to her for the happiness of citizens and residents on the land of the country, so that their happiness and smiles are reflected in the family and society.