The College of Education for Girls organized the Holy Quran Festival: Identity, Language, and Memory of a Nation, in a distinguished academic and spiritual atmosphere. This event affirmed the institution's role in instilling religious and human values ​​and enhancing cultural awareness among its students. The festival embodied the exalted status of the Holy Quran as the primary source that preserved the authenticity of the Arabic language and safeguarded the nation's identity and cultural memory throughout the ages.

The festival included blessed Quranic recitations and scholarly lectures highlighting the linguistic and rhetorical miracles of the Holy Book. It also featured cultural presentations aimed at demonstrating the impact of the Holy Quran on shaping human thought and guiding individual and social behavior. The festival organizers emphasized the importance of connecting university students with the Holy Quran as a way of life and a source of noble moral values.

This festival comes as part of the College of Education for Girls' commitment to supporting purposeful activities that contribute to developing religious and cultural awareness, strengthening belonging to the Arabic language, and consolidating the authentic identity of the nation, in line with the university's mission to prepare conscious generations capable of combining knowledge and values.