A delegation from the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala participated in the international scientific conference held in Pakistan under the title:
“The Scientific and Global Dimensions of the Biography of the Noble Prophet (PBUH).”
The delegation included Professor Dr. Ilham Nazem Al-Shaibani and Dr. Abdul-Hussein Jassim Al-Asadi, as part of efforts to strengthen scientific and cultural cooperation between the University of Karbala and Pakistani universities.
The conference aimed to shed light on the scientific and humanitarian aspects of the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his role in spreading the values of tolerance, justice, and knowledge on a global scale. It brought together a distinguished group of academics and researchers from various Islamic countries to exchange expertise and ideas on utilizing the Prophet’s biography in addressing contemporary issues.
Professor Dr. Ilham Nazem presented a research paper on the leadership and administrative aspects of the Prophet’s character and how they can be applied to modern management. Meanwhile, Dr. Abdul-Hussein Jassim focused on the impact of the Prophet’s biography in achieving sustainable development and social solidarity in Islamic societies.
In a statement, the delegation emphasized the importance of this participation in opening new avenues for academic collaboration between the University of Karbala and higher education institutions in Pakistan. They noted that the conference provided a valuable opportunity to exchange perspectives and benefit from the experiences of participating universities.
The conference organizers praised the participation of the Iraqi delegation, commending the University of Karbala for its commitment to scientific research and its contributions to Islamic and humanitarian studies.
It is worth mentioning that the University of Karbala continues to enhance its presence in international academic forums, reaffirming its leading role in advancing academia and developing the capabilities of its faculty members and researchers.
