The College of Education for Human Sciences organizes a workshop on (the sanctity of public money in Islam)
The Continuing Education Unit at the College of Education for Sciences organized a workshop on (the sanctity of public money in Islam) with the participation of researchers and specialists. The workshop included a lecture given by the teaching staff in the Department of Qur’an Sciences, teacher Mortada Jawad Awad Al-Mudawah
During which he discussed (the sanctity of public money in Islam and its meaning, how to manage public funds, how to preserve it, the prohibition of wasting, destroying, stealing, embezzlement, or encroaching upon it, and negligence in preserving it, destroying it, or wasting it unjustly is considered one of the major sins in Islam and its punishment is severe in this world. Punishment and in the hereafter is the punishment and the warning from God)
The workshop discussed (how the individual and the nation preserving public funds and how they can be used by everyone, explaining how to manage and preserve them in the way that everyone benefits, and stating that this is everyone's responsibility and they are not entitled to disclaim it)
The workshop showed (that the purpose of holding it is to introduce private and public funds, and that public funds are more important than private ones, and the need to preserve them and not to waste them falls on everyone's shoulders, especially those responsible and trustees) and mentioned many details that are attributed to those who love on the YouTube channel
