Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Hassan Shaker Majdi, and in the presence of the Dean of the College of Engineering Technologies, Professor Azhar Mohsen Abd, Al-Mustaqbal University students participating in the medical detachment continue their humanitarian and national mission by providing healthcare services and first aid to pilgrims of Imam Hussein's Arbaeen. Their efforts extend well beyond midnight as part of a 24-hour field operation conducted under the direct supervision of the Babil Health Directorate. During his visit to monitor the ongoing work, the Dean of the College of Engineering Technologies emphasized the importance of promoting a culture of volunteerism and humanitarian service among students. He praised their outstanding dedication, noting that their efforts reflect a strong sense of responsibility and belonging while supporting the healthcare services provided to pilgrims. The students continue to receive medical cases, administer first aid, provide health guidance, and assist in organizing the workflow within the medical detachment, ensuring efficient and timely healthcare services through close coordination with the participating medical teams. This initiative reflects the spirit of social responsibility and volunteerism that distinguishes Al-Mustaqbal University students and highlights the University's commitment to instilling the values of generosity, humanity, and community service while encouraging active participation in national and religious events. The initiative is part of a series of community engagement activities organized by Al-Mustaqbal University to support healthcare and humanitarian efforts during the Arbaeen pilgrimage, contributing to the provision of quality medical care for millions of pilgrims and the success of this significant religious occasion. Al-Mustaqbal University is the leading private university in Iraq.