Faculty Member from the College of Islamic Sciences at Al-Warith Al-Anbiyaa University Joins Master's Thesis Defense Committee at the University of Karbala
As part of fostering academic cooperation among Iraqi universities, Dr. Firdaws Hashim Al-Alawi, a faculty member at the College of Islamic Sciences at Al-Warith Al-Anbiyaa University, has been selected to serve as a member of the defense committee for a Master’s thesis at the College of Islamic Sciences, University of Karbala.
This selection reflects Dr. Al-Alawi’s distinguished academic standing and is a testament to her extensive career in research, authorship, and academic supervision. Her participation adds significant value to the academic committee, where her broad expertise and scholarly insight contribute to enriching discussions and enhancing the quality of graduate studies in Iraqi universities.

New Academic Milestone for the College of Islamic Sciences with Outstanding Success Rates in Joint Examination
The College of Islamic Sciences at Al-Warith Al-Anbiyaa University has achieved a significant academic milestone in the joint examination held in cooperation with the University of Karbala. The college’s students recorded a perfect 100% pass rate in the subjects of Personal Status Jurisprudence and Transactions Jurisprudence, while second-year students achieved an impressive 94% pass rate in the subject of Principles of Jurisprudence.
This remarkable performance is the result of the dedicated efforts of the teaching staff and the students' commitment to excellence, aligning with the college's vision to advance academic standards and foster outstanding scholarly performance.

Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences Honors Engineering Student for Excellence in the “A Nation That Reads” Competition
In a gesture that reflects the spirit of support and collaboration among the university’s colleges, the Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali, honored Hajer Hussein, a student from the College of Engineering, in recognition of her first-place achievement in the “A Nation That Reads” competition at the level of Al-Warith Al-Anbiyaa University.
This recognition highlights the Dean’s commitment to encouraging outstanding student talents regardless of their college affiliation, embodying the university’s vision of fostering excellence and unity across its community.
It is worth noting that Hajer Hussein is a candidate for one of the top three positions in the same competition at the national level.
During the ceremony, Dr. Al-Kamali expressed his pride in this achievement, emphasizing that the university is rich with promising talents capable of attaining the highest academic and cultural honors. He encouraged all students to continue on the path of distinction and innovation.

Final Exams for the Second Semester Begin at the College of Islamic Sciences for the Academic Year 2024–2025
The final exams for the second semester of the academic year 2024–2025 officially commenced this morning at the College of Islamic Sciences, amid well-organized arrangements and meticulous procedures to ensure smooth and efficient exam conduct.
The Dean of the College conducted an inspection tour of several examination halls to oversee the progress of the exams and observe the students' performance process. He commended the efforts of the examination committees as well as the academic and administrative staff for their dedication in creating a suitable environment for the exams.
He also emphasized the importance of adhering to examination regulations and maintaining a supportive atmosphere for students, wishing them continued success and excellence in their academic journey.

The College of Islamic Sciences Celebrates the Graduation of a New Cohort of Students
On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, the College of Islamic Sciences held a grand ceremony to celebrate the graduation of a new cohort of its students. The event took place in an atmosphere filled with joy, pride, and achievement, in the presence of the college faculty, esteemed guests, and the proud families of the graduates.
The ceremony commenced with a recitation from the Holy Qur’an, followed by the playing of the national anthem and the recitation of Al-Fatiha in remembrance of Iraq’s martyrs. The Dean of the College, Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali, then delivered a heartfelt speech in which he expressed his pride in the students’ accomplishments and emphasized the importance of continuing the pursuit of knowledge and scholarly excellence.
A documentary film showcasing the most memorable moments of the students’ academic journey was presented, evoking emotion and nostalgia. The graduates then stood proudly to recite the college anthem, reflecting a deep sense of belonging and loyalty.
One of the graduates delivered the valedictory speech on behalf of the class, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the faculty members and families for their unwavering support. A special segment titled "Student and Teacher" highlighted the profound academic and human connection between students and their professors.
The ceremony concluded with the honoring of top-performing students and award-winning researchers, accompanied by warm applause and admiration from the audience. As a symbolic finale, the graduates left their "Student Imprint"—a gesture signifying the lasting impact they made during their academic journey.

Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali’s Address at the Graduation Ceremony of the Fourth Cohort (2024–2025)
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Respected members of the faculty of the College of Islamic Sciences, beloved students, honored guests—may your titles and ranks be preserved,
I greet you with a blessed and sincere greeting, full of love and appreciation, adorned with the banner of Islam:Peace and blessings be upon you.
First, I extend my apologies to the esteemed faculty and administrative staff, as well as our guests, for I have made it a tradition that my address during the graduation ceremony is directed specifically to my dear students.
So, I say to you, my dearest ones, the joy of my heart:
Each time I prepare my speech for the graduation ceremony, my heart tightens and my chest fills with a blend of sorrow and joy. I find myself in a state of contradiction I can neither fully understand nor explain…
Is it happiness and pride as I crown a new cohort of our students, or is it sorrow and heartache as I bid farewell to a group with whom we shared the table of knowledge, the bread of effort, the taste of values, and the sweetness of connection?
At the same time, I’m overcome by another anxiety—one I might not be able to answer. Perhaps you, more than anyone, are the ones capable of answering it.
And that question is:
Did we, as the College’s administration, truly serve you well?Did we succeed in preparing you as ambassadors of Islamic law and the Holy Qur’an?Were we able to engrave its verses into your hearts, its meanings into your minds, and its message into your souls?Did we guide you to its light, train ourselves and you to embody its teachings?
Yes, my colleagues and I rejoice in this radiant occasion—your glowing faces reflect joy and achievement. We celebrate your accomplishments, your perseverance through academic challenges, and your ability to overcome personal hardships that may have stood in your way.
Yet still—we are anxious.
Did we truly prepare you as messengers of the divine message?Did we help shape individuals capable of bearing that message with sincerity and strength?Did we succeed in molding your character in alignment with the values and objectives of that message?
This inner conflict is what I grapple with as I write these words.
Dearest students, I also say this:
We now face a clear challenge—a choice between being and not being. We stand before intellectual, regional, and international conflicts; before a fog that obscures the future; a wilderness of misdirection and confusion; emotional deserts replacing hearts once filled with love; minds in slumber when they should burn with the quest for truth.
This challenge has reached into the homes of our youth—into our own homes and hallways—fragmenting us from within and scattering us from without. It preys on us, so that we are defeated before ever being confronted, our identities erased before being challenged, our wills bent before being tested.
In the face of such overwhelming darkness and chaos, our responsibility— as bearers of the Qur’an and sacred law—has become greater than ever. It can only be fulfilled through deep awareness of our duties and full commitment to sincere action and earnest effort.
Here, my beloved students, lies a profound truth we must all recognize:
What we have gained in knowledge within this blessed institution is only the theoretical foundation. It is but the starting point. The true test lies in transforming that knowledge into behavior, that theory into practice.
We must now take this academic provision and apply it—in our homes, in the streets, in the marketplaces, in classrooms, workplaces, and in every detail of daily life.
This arena—the realm of practical application—is the most difficult, the most rewarding, the most beneficial, and indeed, the most meaningful. For it places a person in the crucible of sincerity, where actions testify to belief, behavior reflects knowledge, and character is the fruit of what one has studied and embraced.
For this reason, our message to you this year is taken from the words of the Commander of the Faithful, Imam Ali (peace be upon him):“Blessed is he who purifies his actions, knowledge, love, hatred, giving, refraining, speech, silence, deeds, and words for the sake of Allah.”
Blessed are we with you—you who now wear the crown of a bachelor’s degree in the sciences of Allah, the message of the Qur’an, its epistemological framework, and worldview.
Blessed are we with you, as you are under the watch of Allah and the eyes of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him), whose presence shelters this institution and who expects from you only the best.
Blessed are we with you, as long as you remain loyal to the Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family).Blessed are we with you, when we strive side by side—in the home, the street, the classroom, and the market—in service of religion, humanity, and our nation.
This is what I offer you today—with great hope in your futures, pride in your achievements, and full confidence in what lies ahead.
Peace and blessings be upon you.

College of Islamic Sciences Celebrates the Conclusion of the “Words of Light” Project
Under the patronage of the Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, the closing ceremony of the “Words of Light” project was held, attended by a group of faculty members, students, and project participants, in a celebratory atmosphere that reflected the spirit of creativity and knowledge.
The ceremony included welcoming speeches and a variety of segments showcasing the project's achievements and its impact on enhancing students’ cultural and religious awareness. Participants and supporting entities were honored in appreciation of their efforts in making this outstanding initiative a success.
The “Words of Light” project is considered a purposeful initiative aimed at promoting noble Islamic values and spreading knowledge through a series of intellectual and cultural programs held throughout the year.

Faculty Member from the College of Islamic Sciences Wins Third Place in AI Applications Competition at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa
Dr. Ali Kareem, a faculty member at the College of Islamic Sciences, secured third place in the Artificial Intelligence Applications Competition organized by the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, which featured the participation of a distinguished group of researchers and programmers.
Dr. Ali Kareem stood out with his innovative project that integrated cutting-edge AI technologies, earning the praise of the judging panel and receiving wide acclaim from participants and organizers alike.
This award marks a notable achievement that adds to the college’s track record of excellence and reflects its commitment to fostering creativity and innovation across diverse fields.

Closing Ceremony of the Qur’an Writing Project
The organizing committee of the "Words of Light" project is honored to invite you to attend the closing ceremony of the Qur’an Writing Project, held under the patronage of the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa / College of Islamic Sciences.
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM, Saturday, April 19, 2025 📍 Venue: Al-Ula Building – Lecture Hall
This blessed gathering will be attended by a distinguished group of participants and supervisors, including professors, students, and calligraphers, as we come together to celebrate the completion of this luminous endeavor in which the verses of the Holy Qur’an were written by faithful hands.
Your presence will honor us and add light to our celebration.
With sincere regards,The Qur’an Writing Project Committee"Words of Light"

The College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa Holds a Joint Examination with Its Counterpart at the University of Karbala
As part of the framework for academic cooperation among Iraqi universities, the College of Islamic Sciences conducted a joint examination with the College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Karbala. This initiative aims to unify academic standards and enhance the quality of education.
The organization of this joint examination came in response to directives from the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, which emphasize the importance of expanding scientific cooperation between counterpart colleges and exchanging expertise in educational and assessment fields. This contributes to raising the academic level of students and promoting fairness in evaluation.
The exam was conducted smoothly, with direct oversight by academic and administrative committees from both colleges. Several students and faculty members praised this initiative, highlighting its role in encouraging academic competition and assessing student performance according to unified standards.

Educational Supervision Follows Up on Students of the College of Islamic Sciences During Practical Training
As part of the College of Islamic Sciences’ plan to support the practical aspect of its students' education, educational supervision continues to monitor and guide student trainees in schools, under the direct supervision of the educational and academic staff of the college.
The goal of educational supervision is to evaluate the students’ performance during the training period and to provide them with educational guidance and feedback to enhance their skills within real educational environments. It also helps to strengthen communication between the college and educational institutions, ensuring the achievement of training objectives in accordance with professional and educational standards.
The student trainees have shown positive engagement with the guidance provided, affirming the importance of this experience in refining their educational skills and preparing them effectively to enter the job market after graduation.
It is worth noting that this program is part of a series of field activities organized by the college, in its commitment to providing an integrated educational environment that combines theoretical and practical aspects.

 
Second Semester Exams – Department of Quranic Sciences, College of Islamic Sciences
The College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) announces the commencement of the second semester exams for the academic year 2024–2025, starting on Monday, April 28, 2024.
The College Dean’s Office wishes all students success in their exams and emphasizes the importance of adhering to the examination regulations and attending each exam on time.
Students are also encouraged to prepare thoroughly and review their study materials to achieve the best possible results.
Important Notes for Students:

Please be present in the examination halls well before the exam start time.


Make sure to bring your university ID and all required supplies.


The use of electronic devices or any unauthorized materials during the exam is strictly prohibited.

Wishing our dear students all the best and much success!
 

 
The College of Islamic Sciences Completes Its Preparations for the Final Exams of the Second Semester 2024–2025
The College of Islamic Sciences has completed its preparations for conducting the final exams of the second semester for the 2024–2025 academic year, which are set to begin on Monday, April 28.
The preparations included setting up the examination halls and providing all the necessary supplies to ensure the smooth running of the examination process, in addition to organizing administrative and supervisory teams to guarantee adherence to the approved examination regulations.
The College Dean’s Office also emphasized its commitment to providing a suitable environment for students to complete their exams with ease and efficiency.
 

Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences Honored with Ahlulbayt University Shield for Participation in “Science Week” Conference
Ahlulbayt University (peace be upon them) honored Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali, Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Warith Al-Anbiya, with the Shield of Excellence in recognition of his active participation in the “Science Week” Conference, which was recently held with the attendance of a distinguished group of academics and researchers from various Iraqi universities.
This honor was a token of appreciation for Dr. Al-Kamali’s scholarly and academic contributions during the conference sessions. He presented valuable insights in the field of Islamic studies, reflecting the prestigious academic standing of the College of Islamic Sciences within the scholarly community.

As Part of the Scientific Cooperation Between Warith Al-Anbiyaa University and the University of Karbala: A Workshop Entitled "Skills That Shape One's Personality
Within the framework of ongoing cooperation between Warith Al-Anbiyaa University and the University of Karbala, Lecturer Mr. Abbas Adnan Kamel Al-Janabi conducted a developmental workshop titled “Skills That Shape One's Personality”, with the participation of a group of students and faculty members.
The workshop covered several key areas that contribute to building and developing personal character, including: effective communication skills, self-confidence, decision-making, and time management, as well as the importance of emotional intelligence in both daily life and professional settings.
The session witnessed active engagement from the attendees, with open discussions and thought-provoking questions that enriched the topic in a dynamic and interactive atmosphere. The goal was to refine the participants' skills and broaden their personal and intellectual horizons.
This event is part of a series of activities aimed at enhancing academic cooperation and sharing expertise between the two universities, in a way that positively contributes to educational quality and professional development.

Dr.Talal Faeq Al-Kamali Visits the “A Nation That Reads” Competition in Support of Cultural Activities
The Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali, visited the “A Nation That Reads” competition, held as part of a series of cultural events aimed at promoting a culture of reading among students.
During his visit, Dr. Al-Kamali reviewed the progress of the competition and observed the level of student engagement. He praised the efforts made in organizing the event and encouraging participants to develop their reading and intellectual skills.
He also emphasized the importance of such initiatives in building a conscious, educated generation capable of making meaningful contributions to society.

 
The College of Islamic Sciences Organizes a Table Tennis Championship
As part of its internal sports activities, the College of Islamic Sciences organized a table tennis championship with the participation of a number of its faculty and staff members. The event took place in a competitive atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and sportsmanship.
The championship witnessed outstanding participation and positive engagement from everyone involved. The aim of the event was to strengthen the spirit of cooperation and camaraderie among the staff, in addition to supporting their recreational and physical well-being.
At the conclusion of the championship, appreciation awards were distributed to the winners and participants, amidst widespread praise for the excellent organization and the enthusiasm shown toward such initiatives that contribute to fostering a positive work environment within the college.
 

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In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, I extend my sincerest congratulations and best wishes to all the professors, students, and staff of Warith Al-Anbiyaa University.
We ask Allah (Glorified and Exalted be He) to accept our good deeds and yours, and to make this a blessed Eid for all. May He return it to us and to you with goodness, well-being, and abundant blessings.
On this joyous occasion, I invite everyone to reflect on the blessings of Allah upon us, to continue our service to the Holy Qur’an and Islam, and to strive for success in serving our beloved country. Let us pursue further diligence, progress, and academic excellence in service of the future of our dear Iraq.
Eid Mubarak, and may you be well every year.
Dr. Talal Faeq Al-Kamali Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences
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The Presidency of Warith Al-Anbiya University Honors Dr. Noor Al-Saadi
The Presidency of Warith Al-Anbiya University, represented by its President, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hayawi, honored Dr. Noor Al-Saadi, a professor at the College of Islamic Sciences, on the occasion of her promotion to the rank of professorship, in recognition of her scientific efforts.
The university reaffirmed its commitment to supporting academic excellence and enhancing its role in the advancement of the educational process, praising the dedication of professors in serving students and society.

Announcement of Final Exam Results for the First Semester – First-Year Students in the Department of Quranic Sciences, College of Islamic Sciences
The Department of Quranic Sciences at the College of Islamic Sciences has announced the final exam results for the first semester of first-year students, following the completion of grading and review processes.
The department administration has requested students to visit the department to obtain their results.
The college congratulates the successful students, wishing them continued excellence and success in their academic journey. It also encourages those who did not pass to take advantage of upcoming improvement opportunities.

The College of Islamic Sciences at Warith Al-Anbiyaa University continues its progress on the "Words of Light" project, an initiative involving faculty members and students in manually transcribing a complete manuscript of the Holy Quran. This endeavor aims to strengthen the connection with the Holy Book and revive the art of Arabic calligraphy.
As part of the initiative, writing materials and participation badges have been distributed to those involved in the project. Enthusiasm among participants remains high, with plans underway to set an official date to commemorate this achievement, in recognition of their dedication and in promotion of Islamic heritage.

The College of Islamic Sciences Welcomes Dr. Abdul Hadi Al-Moussawi to Discuss Scientific Cooperation
Professor Dr. Talal Al-Kamali, Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, welcomed Dr. Abdul Hadi Al-Moussawi, Director of the Studies and Research Department at the Directorate of Provincial Affairs – Basra Governorate Office, on Tuesday, February 18, 2024.
During the meeting, they discussed prospects for scientific and academic cooperation between the college and the Directorate of Provincial Affairs, as well as ways to enhance strategic studies that serve intellectual and social issues. They also exchanged views on joint research projects and mechanisms for developing academic work in this field.
Dr. Talal Al-Kamali emphasized the importance of research partnerships with strategic institutions, highlighting the role of scientific research in supporting intellectual stability and promoting national values. In turn, Dr. Al-Moussawi praised the college’s efforts in supporting Islamic and intellectual studies, expressing his aspiration to strengthen future cooperation between both parties.

As part of its efforts to monitor the educational process, a ministerial committee from the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research conducted an evaluative visit to the College of Islamic Sciences. The committee reviewed the academic progress and institutional operations within the college.
The delegation was received by Dr. Talal Faiq Al-Kamali, Dean of the College of Islamic Sciences, along with the heads of academic departments.
During the visit, the committee reaffirmed its commitment to supporting educational institutions and praised the college’s efforts in enhancing the quality of education and fostering academic excellence.

 
The College of Islamic Sciences dispatched a delegation to the University of Baghdad on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, to finalize the requirements for the joint examination in collaboration with the College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Baghdad.
The delegation was led by Assistant Professor Dr. Ali Kareem Abdulrahim, Head of the Department of Financial and Banking Sciences, accompanied by Assistant Professor Lamia Saad Jawad and Dr. Jaafar Abdulamir Aziz.
This mission aimed to coordinate the mechanisms of the joint examination and ensure that all procedures adhere to established academic standards, thereby strengthening scientific cooperation between the two institutions.
The college reaffirmed its commitment to fostering academic partnerships and enhancing scholarly integration with other universities, ultimately contributing to the advancement of educational standards and providing greater benefits to students.