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College of Education for Girls Takes Part in the Fourth Lady Al-Zahraa Festival at the Holy Alawi Shrine.
In line with the directions of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to support scientific and cultural activities and strengthen the presence of researchers at academic events, the College of Education for Girls – University of Shatrah took part in the Fourth Lady Al-Zahraa (peace be upon her) Festival on Thursday, 11/12/2025, in the proceedings of the festival organised by the Association of Husseini Pulpit Preachers at the Holy Alawi Shrine, attended by a gathering of scholars, distinguished members of the religious seminary (Hawza), academics and researchers.
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First: Participation of Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Hassan Qasim of the Department of Qur'anic Sciences and Islamic Education
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Hassan Qasim of the College of Education for Girls presented a research paper entitled:
“The Fadak Sermon: An Anthropological Reading of Mind and Social Behaviour”.
The paper addressed the dimensions of Al-Zahraa's discourse within an anthropological approach that explores the patterns of social thought and their cultural significance in early Islamic society, highlighting the intellectual and epistemic messages of profound human and historical depth carried by the Fadak Sermon.
Second: Participation of Assistant Lecturer Laith Abdul-Hussein Rahi
Assistant Lecturer Laith Abdul-Hussein Rahi of the Department of Qur'anic Sciences and Islamic Education took part with a research paper entitled:
“The Ethical and Educational Approach of Lady Al-Zahraa Integrated with Politics and Its Role in Building a Righteous Society”.
The paper sheds light on the ethical and educational approach embodied by Lady Fatima Al-Zahraa (peace be upon her), and how she made values such as truthfulness, justice, mercy and patience a foundation for political action and social reform, contributing to the building of an aware society and leaders with a mission.
Festival Atmosphere
The festival included scientific sessions and research discussions that enriched the topics presented and affirmed the role of academic institutions in sponsoring specialised studies and strengthening scientific research in the religious and human sciences.
In conclusion, the College of Education for Girls – University of Shatrah congratulates its teaching staff on this honourable scholarly presence, affirming its continued support for research participation that reflects the academic face and mission of the university and contributes to serving knowledge and society.
College of Education for Girls / University of Shatrah
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