20 January، 2026
College of Arts Celebrates Holy Qur’an Day with Scientific and Cultural Festivity
The Department of Arabic Language at the College of Arts held a scientific and cultural celebration today, January 18, 2026, to commemorate Holy Qur’an Day. The event was held in the presence of the Dean of the College of Arts and featured the participation of a distinguished group of faculty members and students.
Keynote Lecture: “Qur’anic Objectives”
The program featured a profound scientific lecture delivered by Professor Dr. Abdul Sattar Fadhil Al-Nuaimi, titled “Qur’anic Objectives” (Maqasid Qur’aniyya). During the session, Dr. Al-Nuaimi explored:
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Deep Semantic Nuances: Analyzing the subtle meanings within the text.
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Rhetorical Excellence: Highlighting the sophisticated linguistic structures of the Holy Book.
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Holistic & Specific Objectives: Reviewing the universal and particular purposes of various verses and Surahs.
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Intellectual & Educational Dimensions: Emphasizing the Qur’an’s role in shaping human thought and ethics.
Cultural Contributions
The celebration also included speeches and poetry recitations that honored the exalted status of the Holy Qur’an. These performances served as an emotional and spiritual tribute, reflecting the timeless impact of the Divine Revelation on building values and social consciousness.
Closing Ceremony
The event concluded with an awards ceremony to honor the participants. Certificates of appreciation and symbolic gifts were presented to the contributors in recognition of their efforts and their role in making this blessed occasion a success.
