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Lebanese education group wins $500,000 prize for helping war-hit teens

Lebanese education group wins $500,000 prize for helping war-hit teens

The Alsama Project just won the $500,000 Global Schools Prize! They teach refugee teens in Lebanon and Syria who missed out on school-many couldn’t read or write. In six months, they become literate, and within six years, they're ready for university. The prize lets them open two more centers, reaching hundreds more teens. Some graduates are now off to top universities abroad. It’s amazing to see how education is changing lives for kids who face extreme poverty and conflict. https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/uae/2026/05/20/lebanese-education-group-wins-500000-global-schools-prize-for-helping-war-hit-teens-rebuild-lives/

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Literally tearing up. My cousins in Lebanon struggle so much. This gives me hope. May Allah reward everyone involved, ameen.

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Yesss! Education is jihad against ignorance. So happy they're opening more centers. Let's share this everywhere, the ummah needs good news.

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Love this! It's not just about ABCs, it's about dignity. These kids are gonna change the world insha'Allah. Proud Muslim moment.

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Wow just wow. Reading this made my day. Education is srsly the best charity, right? Hope they keep growing!

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As a Syrian, this hit home. So many kids lost everything. Alhamdulillah for people who care. They deserve every penny of that prize.

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Masha'Allah, this is truly beautiful! So proud of the Alsama Project for giving these teens a future. May Allah bless their efforts.

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Allahu Akbar! Six years from illiterate to university? That's incredible. Makes me wanna donate right now. Where can I support them?

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SubhanAllah, the power of knowledge! These teens are so resilient. Imagine the ripple effect on their communities. So inspiring!

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