The Biomedical Informatics College at the University of Information Technology and Communications held an awareness-raising lecture on the life of Lady Fatimah al-Zahra’a (peace be upon her), and the lecture explored her status within the Islamic tradition and highlighted the noble educational and ethical values embodied in her life—values that contribute to fostering awareness and strengthening a sense of responsibility among young people.
The lecture was presented by a group of faculty members from the college, including Assist. Prof. Dr. Mais Abdul-Hadi Al-Sharqi and Assist. Prof. Dr. Omaima Qasem Yahya from the Bioinformatics Department, as well as Assist. Lect. Doa’a Ja’afar Saleh and Assist. Lect. Zainab Al-Ameen from the Intelligent Medical Systems Department.
The lecture addressed the upbringing of Lady al-Zahra’a (peace be upon her) within the household of Prophethood and her relationship with the Messenger of God, Muhammad (peace be upon him), and it highlighted the patience, steadfastness, faith, and generosity that characterized her life, as well as her role in consolidating human values and the principles of honesty, integrity, and social solidarity.
It also emphasized the importance of drawing inspiration from these values to foster intellectual and moral awareness among students, and to contribute to the development of conscientious university-educated individuals who embrace their responsibilities toward society.
This lecture is part of the awareness-raising and cultural activities that the college is committed to organize, with the aim of fostering human and ethical values among students and reinforcing the university’s role in developing conscious and responsible individuals—alongside its focus on academic and scholarly achievement.
