Founded in 1996 at the western end of Raqqa city, Omar bin Abdulaziz School was named after the Abbasid Caliph Omar bin Abdulaziz, who was known as the fifth of the Rashideen caliphs. Omar Bin Abdulaziz School is a relatively ancient with many generations of learners and skilled people studied and learned there, with 1,200
Founded in 2003 in the center of Raqqa city, Musab bin Amir School is named after the companion of the prophet , Musab bin Amir, who was killed in the Battle of Ohod, and is a relatively large school, currently with 2,200 students, and built to be a supplement to the Al-Buhtary school, which was
Established in 1992 at the northern end of the city of Raqqa, the school was named after the former Algerian president Hawari Bo Madin, and is considered a relatively old school from which several generations and educated and skilled people graduated. The school currently has 1,500 students in its classrooms. Me and my school project
Founded in 1985 at the eastern side of the city of Raqqa, al-Farouk school was named after Omar ibn al-Khattab, the second of the Caliphs, who was nicknamed Al-Farouk. Al Farouk School is one of the relatively old schools and many generations of learners and skilled people, have learned and graduated from it and currently
Founded in 1995 at the eastern end of the city of Raqqa, Ali bin Abi Taleb School was named after the lofty companion and the Fourth of the Caliphs, Ali ibn Abi Talib, and is a relatively old school, with a current population of 1,200 students, and several generations of learners and skilled people have
Hettin Preparatory School was established in 1974, three km from the center of Raqqa city, and the school was named after the Battle of Hettin, led by Saladin to open Jerusalem. Hettin Prep is one of the oldest and largest schools in the region, with 1,200 students. Me and my school project targeted the school
The school of Abu Kabra was built in 1972 in the village of Abu Kabra 40 km in the northwest countryside of Raqqa, Abu Kabra School was named after a plant known in the local dialect of Kabra. The school consists of two blocks, one of which is old and has 308 students , with
Rabiaa Preparatory School was founded in 1985 in the village of Rabiaa, 15 km away in western Raqqa countryside, and was named after the village by Rabiaa ibn Nizar ibn Maad ibn Adnan, one of the famous Yemeni Arab tribes. Rabiaa is one of the relatively old schools that has contributed to the graduation of
Rabiaa Elementary School was founded in 1972 in Rabiaa village, 15 km away in western Raqqa countryside, and was named after the village by Rabiaa ibn Nizar ibn Maad ibn Adnan, a renowned Yemeni Arab tribe. Rabiaa Elementary school is an old school that has contributed to the graduation of many generations of learners and
Al-Adnaniah school was founded in 1974 in the village of Adnaniah, 15 km away in the north-western countryside of Raqqa, and the village was named after one of the most famous Yemeni Arab tribes (Adnani). The school currently has 596 students in its ranks, and is considered to be an old school that several generations