The Department of History at the College of Education for Humanities, University of Basrah, organized a scholarly seminar titled "The Muslim Woman: Between Historical Models and Contemporary Reality," attended by faculty members and students.
The seminar aimed to highlight the status of Muslim women in Islamic history and to draw inspiration from the values and principles embodied by prominent female figures.
Presented by a group of the department's female faculty members, the seminar covered several topics, including the biographies of notable women from the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them). It examined the stances they took in facing challenges, their roles in disseminating knowledge, and their contributions to upholding ethical and humanitarian principles.
The seminar also discussed the importance of invoking historical models to raise awareness regarding women's issues in contemporary society and leveraging these historical experiences to instill values of responsibility and altruism.
The seminar was presented by Dr. Zainab Hazim Kashish, Dr. Zahraa Abdul-Razzaq Tahir, Dr. Haneen Abbas Salem, and Dr. Rawaa Abdul-Hussein Mizher
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