The Department of History at the College of Arts organized a discussion panel and a field lecture titled "The Importance of Afforestation in Islamic Civilization," with the participation of a number of the department's faculty members and the attendance of first-year undergraduate and master's students. The event commenced with a discussion panel that delved into the historical, religious, and environmental aspects of afforestation in Islamic civilization. Lecturers offered scholarly insights into the role of trees in Islamic urban planning and their significance in maintaining ecological balance, presenting evidence from historical Islamic cities. The discussion panel was followed by a field lecture [Read More]