Sana'a - saba : The first day of the Second International Conference on the Greatest Prophet, which began today in Sana'a, witnessed five scientific sessions that dealt with 18 scientific papers within the cultural, social, political and administrative axes, in addition to interventions with a number of scholars and researchers from outside Yemen.
The first session of the cultural and social axis, chaired by Education and Scientific Research Minister Hassan Al-Saadi, discussed four research papers, the first of which was entitled "The Biography of the Prophet between Truth and Distortion" by Dr. Arafat Al-Rumaima, in which he discussed the distortion that affected the biography of the Prophet in books of biographies , hadiths, and the beginning of the deviation from the Qur'anic approach and its consequences in reality.
The second scientific session within the cultural and social axis, chaired by Dr. Ahmed Al-Shami, presented four research papers, the first entitled "Milestones of victory and empowerment in the prophetic and resistance experiences - the battles of Badr and Al-Aqsa flood as an example" by Dr. Suleiman Mangani from the Republic of Mali, the second entitled "The role of the prophetic approach in consolidating Islamic values in the Islamic society - the value of good faith in people as an example" by Dr. Ahmed Salah from the University of Al-Bayda, and the third on "The role of the divine message in unifying the Islamic resistance arena against the Zionist enemy" by Dr. Jamil Al-Lahji and Dr. Abdu Sobaie from the University of Sana'a.
The third session of the cultural and social axis, chaired by Dr. Ahmed Al-Huboub, discussed three research papers. The first dealt with the danger of separating the Prophet from Qur'an, presented by Ali Al-Khaled from the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research. In the second paper, researcher Salim Sharafuddin from Al-Bayda University focused on "The Foundations of the Islamic State in the Prophetic Era in Medina, the political and social construction of the state, and the use of it in our reality today," and a third paper on "Integration and attractiveness in the personality of the Prophet" by Dr. Mohammed Al-Obaidi from the University of Ibb, in addition to a third paper on "Integration and attractiveness in the personality of the greatest Prophet.
The first session of the political and administrative axis, chaired by Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Development Dr. Khalid Al-Hawali, reviewed five research papers. The first focused on "Justice and Judiciary during the reign of the Prophet," by Judge Hussein Al-Mahdi from the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and Dr. Munir Al-Wasabi from 21 September University presented the second research entitled "Leadership and Administration according to the Qur'anic Prophetic Method and its role in building the modern Yemeni state."
In the second scientific session of the political and administrative axis, chaired by Dr. Sami Al-Sayaghi, Dr. Abdulmajid Al-Alawi discussed a paper entitled "The practices of educational and cultural leaders of administrative responsibilities in the light of the Qur'anic culture." In the second paper, Dr. Mohammed Qatish from the Police Academy discussed the geopolitical importance of the Red Sea and the extent of the Yemeni connection to it as an emblem in the victory of Islam and Muslims in the light of the Prophet's approach.
It is noteworthy that the Second International Conference on the Great Prophet, organized by the Charitable Society for the Teaching of the Holy Qur'an, will discuss over three days 107 scientific researches distributed on seven main axes, including cultural, social, political, administrative, economic, media, educational, scientific, professional, craft, security and military, with the aim of directing attention towards the Great Prophet as a source of guidance for humanity and in response to repeated insults to the Prophet, peace be upon him , Islamic sanctities and other lofty goals.
| more of (Local) |