Al-Zahraa University for Women partook in the third edition of Ain Al-Hayat Festival, held under the theme “See You Soon”. Professor Hassan Rashid Al-Abayji, General Secretary of Imam Hussein Holy Shrine, attended the event as part and parcel of the Shrine’s commitment to foster cultural movement and consolidate the Islamic identity. The said event, organized by Al-Qabas Cultural Foundation, spanned over five days and took place on the grounds of Baghdad International Fair. The event witnessed a large turnout in that over 25 bodies affiliated with Imam Hussein Holy Shrine participated in the Festival.
During the festival, the University showcased its academic and cultural initiatives, highlighting the vital role of women in scientific and intellectual advancements. The University’s booth garnered considerable interest from visitors who took abreast of its research contributions and community-focused initiatives.
It bears noting that the opening ceremony witnessed the attendance of prominent religious and cultural figures. In his address, Sheikh Tariq Al-Baghdadi, General Supervisor of Al-Qabas Cultural Foundation, emphasized the daunting challenge of preserving the Islamic identity. He also underscored the need to reinforce cultural and intellectual foundations with a view to confront current threats that attempt to distort and undermine the Islamic heritage through various means.
For her part, Prof. Dr. Zainab Al-Mulla Al-Sultani, President of Al-Zahraa University for Women, affirmed that the University’s steady participation in such forums along with cultural and scientific activities was intended to strengthen women’s roles within communities. Besides, she also observed that such participation contributed to the overarching vision of Imam Hussein Holy Shrine in nurturing an informed and resilient generation able to face up to challenges.
Moreover, Ain Al-Hayat Festival serves as a significant cultural platform consecrated to raising awareness and preserving authentic values by congregating academic, religious, as well as cultural institutions to cooperate in the reinforcement of identity and a sense of belonging. Al-Zahraa University for Women partook in the third edition of Ain Al-Hayat Festival, held under the theme “See You Soon”. Professor Hassan Rashid Al-Abayji, General Secretary of Imam Hussein Holy Shrine, attended the event as part and parcel of the Shrine’s commitment to foster cultural movement and consolidate the Islamic identity. The said event, organized by Al-Qabas Cultural Foundation, spanned over five days and took place on the grounds of Baghdad International Fair. It is estimated that over 25 departments affiliated with Imam Hussein Holy Shrine participated in the Festival.
During the festival, the University showcased its academic and cultural initiatives, highlighting the vital role of women in scientific and intellectual advancements. The University’s booth garnered considerable interest from visitors who took abreast of its research contributions and community-focused initiatives.
It bears noting that the opening ceremony witnessed the attendance of prominent religious and cultural figures. In his address, Sheikh Tariq Al-Baghdadi, General Supervisor of Al-Qabas Cultural Foundation, emphasized the daunting challenge of preserving the Islamic identity. He also underscored the need to reinforce cultural and intellectual foundations so as to face up to contemporary threats that seek to distort and undermine the Islamic heritage.
For her part, Prof. Dr. Zainab Al-Mulla Al-Sultani, President of Al-Zahraa University for Women, affirmed that the University’s steady participation in such forums along with cultural and scientific activities was intended to strengthen women’s roles within society. Besides, she also observed that such participation contributed to the overarching vision of Imam Hussein Holy Shrine in nurturing an informed and resilient generation able to confront challenges.
Moreover, Ain Al-Hayat Festival serves as a significant cultural platform consecrated to awareness promotion and authentic value preservation by gathering academic, religious, as well as cultural institutions that cooperate to reinforce identity and a sense of belonging.
Translated by Zahra' Ala', revised by Asst. Lect. Inam Mohammed
Translated by Zahra' Ala', revised by Asst. Lect. Inam Mohammed
