“The Advocacy Thought in Defending Women”

College of Islamic Sciences at the University discussed a master’s thesis entitled (Advocacy Thought of Aisha Bint Al-Shatea).

The thesis submitted by the student (Asia Salim Aliwi) and supervised by Professor Dr. Salam Majeed Fakher aimed to spotlight the importance of this prominent figure who is a model of a self-made woman who was able to pave her own way and devoted her life and pen to defending women and their cause in society.

The thesis, part of which was attended by the Dean of College, Professor Dr. (Kazem Khalifa Hammadi), included the legitimacy of the call, Bint Al-Shatea’s da’wah methods, and doctrinal elements, in addition to her efforts in the sciences of the Qur’an.

The discussion committee was headed by Professor Dr. Raad Hamid Tawfiq, included Assistant Professor Dr. Muhannad Saad Qasim, Assistant Professor Dr. Ahmed Sabah Aref, and Professor Dr. Salam Majeed Fakher, as a member and supervisor.