The College of Education for Pure Sciences, in cooperation with the Educational Guidance and Psychological Guidance Unit, organized an educational guidance symposium
About (deviant ideas and ways to address them in accordance with Sharia and law). The symposium was attended by the Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, Professor Dr. Majid Muhammad Jassim.
The symposium aimed to introduce the deviant ideas that are alien to our society, explain the role of state institutions in confronting them, and educate society about their dangers.
The importance of focusing on negative phenomena to educate university students about them and the resulting necessity of adhering to the instructions enacted by Islamic Sharia and laws. The seriousness of these deviations appears in changing social behavior, so it imposed the importance of discussing them academically and finding solutions to address and combat them by the concerned authorities and society. The symposium covered the following topics. :
Interviewer
The first axis
Behavioral deviation, its causes and treatment in light of the teachings of the Islamic religion
Sayed Muhammad Thabet Al-Jabri
The second axis
(Deviant ideas and their effects on society).
The role of competencies in protecting society from deviant ideas
Professor Dr. Hana Abdel Nabi Kibun
Psychological guidance, College of Education, Girls
The third axis
Legal legislation against deviant behavior in Iraqi law
The teacher is Dr. Abdel-Aali Hamid Abdel-Aali
Al-Kanwar University College of Law
