The Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Unit at the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls, University of Baghdad, in cooperation and coordination with the Center for Quranic Sciences affiliated with the Al-Kadhimiya Holy Shrine, organized a religious lecture entitled “Lessons we extract from Karbala”. The lecture was presented by Dr. Dunia Jameel Mohammed.
The lecture covered the discussion of four main perspectives: the first perspective (historical narrative of the movement of Imam Hussain, peace be upon him), and the second (doctrinal aspect of Imam Hussain’s leadership, which represents the primary reason for his uprising for reform). It is based on his statement (I did not rise out of wrongdoing, nor for the sake of power, corruption, or oppression). Instead, I stood up to pursue reforms in the nation of my grandfather (Muhammad). I intend to enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and to follow the path of my grandfather (Muhammad) and my father (Ali ibn Abi Talib). The third perspective (lessons and morals we draw from Ashura) and among the most important are the commitment to religion and establishing prayer, altruism, sincere brotherhood, and the role of women in human society. The fourth perspective (doubts raised about Karbala), including the first doubt (why these gatherings, crying, and lamentations? The incident of Al-Taf happened, and everything ended, so there is no need to renew the tragedy every year). The second misconception revolves around the claim that (Hussein) was killed by the order of his grandfather. The third misconception involves the act of (visiting Hussain’s tomb and seeking needs through him; It may involve excessiveness and associating partners with God).
At the conclusion of the lecture, the Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Aseel Jaleel, presented a letter of appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Dunia Jameel, recognizing her dedicated efforts in organizing such informative seminars that benefit our Iraqi community.
The Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Unit at the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Girls, University of Baghdad, in cooperation and coordination with the Center for Quranic Sciences affiliated with the Al-Kadhimiya Holy Shrine, organized a religious lecture entitled “Lessons we extract from Karbala”. The lecture was presented by Dr. Dunia Jameel Mohammed.
The lecture covered the discussion of four main perspectives: the first perspective (historical narrative of the movement of Imam Hussain, peace be upon him), and the second (doctrinal aspect of Imam Hussain’s leadership, which represents the primary reason for his uprising for reform). It is based on his statement (I did not rise out of wrongdoing, nor for the sake of power, corruption, or oppression). Instead, I stood up to pursue reforms in the nation of my grandfather (Muhammad). I intend to enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and to follow the path of my grandfather (Muhammad) and my father (Ali ibn Abi Talib). The third perspective (lessons and morals we draw from Ashura) and among the most important are the commitment to religion and establishing prayer, altruism, sincere brotherhood, and the role of women in human society. The fourth perspective (doubts raised about Karbala), including the first doubt (why these gatherings, crying, and lamentations? The incident of Al-Taf happened, and everything ended, so there is no need to renew the tragedy every year). The second misconception revolves around the claim that (Hussein) was killed by the order of his grandfather. The third misconception involves the act of (visiting Hussain’s tomb and seeking needs through him; It may involve excessiveness and associating partners with God).
At the conclusion of the lecture, the Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Aseel Jaleel, presented a letter of appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Dunia Jameel, recognizing her dedicated efforts in organizing such informative seminars that benefit our Iraqi community.
