The College of Science at the University of Mosul organized a scientific workshop titled “Hope as a Civilizational Value in Ramadan Discourse” on Sunday, 8 March 2026, held at the discussion hall of the Department of Physics. The event was conducted in collaboration with the University Psychological Counseling Division, the College’s Rehabilitation and Employment Unit, the Psychological Counseling Division at the University Presidency, and Al-Noor University.

The workshop aimed to highlight the role of Ramadan discourse in reinforcing values of hope and optimism, while promoting humanitarian and civilizational principles within society. It also emphasized strengthening social cohesion and fostering positive awareness among students, particularly in light of social and psychological challenges that require discourse which enhances confidence in the future and encourages cooperation.

The program included two scientific lectures delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Erada Abdulkhaleq Khalil and Dr. Karam Mufid Jasim from Al-Noor University. The lectures addressed key themes related to the role of religious and cultural discourse in spreading a culture of hope and its contribution to building a cohesive society based on values of understanding, solidarity, and cooperation.

The speakers also discussed the psychological and social dimensions of Ramadan discourse, stressing the importance of employing it in a positive manner to enhance psychological stability and create a supportive academic and social environment that fosters initiative and belonging.

The workshop aligns with several Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4 (Quality Education) through knowledge dissemination and awareness, SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) by supporting psychological and social stability, and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) by promoting tolerance and social cohesion.

The event witnessed active participation from faculty members and students, who engaged in discussions and contributions, reflecting the importance of such intellectual initiatives in promoting a positive culture within the university environment.

Government Media and Communication Division
Thursday, 12 March 2026