College of Islamic Sciences Organizes Seminar on “The Importance of Seeking Knowledge in Belief-Related Matters”

The College of Islamic Sciences organized a scientific seminar titled “The Importance of Seeking Knowledge in Belief-Related Matters”, delivered by Lecturer Assist. Murtadha Muhammad, with the participation of a number of students and faculty members.

The seminar highlighted the importance of knowledge as the foundation for sound religious convictions, explaining that informed understanding contributes to forming a correct doctrinal perspective and protects individuals from contemporary intellectual doubts. The speaker emphasized that seeking knowledge is a well-established method in Islamic heritage, and scholars have stressed the necessity of combining reason with Sharia methodology to comprehend belief-related issues accurately.

The seminar covered several key topics, including: the role of reason in strengthening faith, the importance of scholarly evidence in addressing doctrinal issues, and how university students should approach reliable sources of knowledge in an era of rapidly circulating information.

The session witnessed active student engagement, with participants asking questions and contributing to discussions that enriched the seminar and demonstrated their interest in deepening their understanding of doctrinal concepts.

At the conclusion of the seminar, the College’s Deanship expressed its gratitude to the speaker and participants, reaffirming its commitment to organizing such scientific activities that enhance students’ awareness and support their academic journey.