University of Basra announces the winners of the intellectual article competition
The Cultural Center at the University of Basra announced the names of the winners of the intellectual article competition within the project (Culture and Society Meetings) in cooperation with the Basra Achievement Foundation, the victory of Muhammad Hassan's prayer for the article (and you have a life in Al-Hussein) in the first place and second place (Al-Hussein revolution, its human impact and passion) Fatima Najm Matar and the third place (the ethics of the Imam and its characteristics) Blessed Adnan singer and the atmosphere of the competition, he said The director of the center, Dr. Abdul Karim Aboud Odeh, "The competition witnessed a fierce competition between twenty-one articles, including (and you have a life in Al-Hussein, Al-Hussein's revolution, peace and its human and emotional effects), (the morals of the Imam's ethics and qualities), (the moral dimension in the behaviors of Al-Hussein, (the incident of Kindness), (the Husseini revolution and the human principles extending from it), (the behaviors of Imam Hussein), (the battle of human values, courage and altruism in the personality of Imam Al-Hussein Al-Hussein AHussein, Aql's mind), (Al-Hussein's phenomenon, the face of res resmission and rooting), (chronology and historical accumulations that produced the incident of Kindness), ( Abboud added - The competition, which was held under the slogan (the incident of kindness is a culture and construction), aimed at the incident from the point of view of thought and knowledge, in addition to motivating young writers to continue their creative giving in all fields and dealing with it from the humanitarian, ethical, political and historical aspect. A jury was formed consisting of Prof. Dr. Tayseer Ahmeed Al-Rid Al-Rikabi, Faculty of Law and Political Science, was formed, as president and the membership of Professor Bader Al-Miyahi, President of the Union of Iraqi Journalists, Basra branch, journalist and writer Saadi Al-Sind.
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