30 Top Dissertations in Al-Mustafa Int’l University Awarded
-- 30 top dissertations of the students of Al-Mustafa International University were awarded at a ceremony held yesterday, April 21, in Qom.
The ceremony was attended by Gholam’ali Haddad Adel, head of the Cultural Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, rector of the university Hojat-ol-Islam A’rafi, a number of seminarians, clerics and lecturers of the university.
Nuruddin Dandani, Halimeh Akhlaghi, Ahmad Omid, Ebrahim Kowthari, Seyyed Eshagh Shoja’i, Seyyed Yusuf Mousawi, Fariheh Ma’murzadeh, Seyyed Mohammad Taghi Hashemi, Seyyed Zaki Mousawi, Hamid Zaki were the Afghan students of the university whose theses were selected as top.
Mohammad Ebadi, Ma’soumeh Golgoli, Sajedeh Hayeri, Seyyeda Batul Ziyauddin, Sabah Na’im Shaleth, Modhaffar Dharif, Abdulhadi Mousavi, Fo’ad Kazem Zayer, Nadhir Yahya Yusuf, Mahmoud Al-‘Idani, Jabbar Ichkhim Tamim and Adnan Tanha were awarded as the writers of the top theses from Iraq.
Naghi Aghayu from Azerbaijan, Kheyrullah Feydhullahi from Tajikistan, Kumeil Rajani from India, Nowm Paytan and Zeynab Saki Ti Sha from Thailand, Mohammad Tashkaniyan from Turkey Burima Vidraghu from Burkina Faso and Rima Flanga from Congo were the other students awarded at the program.
Also 11 top theses by Heydar Hobbollah and Ubair Sharareh from Lebanon, Seyyed Ya’ghub Arefi and seyyed Yasin Zahedi and Kazem Hezareh from Afghanistan, Maryam Nushin from America, Mithagh Al-‘Asr, Hussein Ali Jabr, seyyed Hassan Hashemi and Riyadh Al-Ghatrani from Iraq and Seyyed Mohammad Ali Nuri from Iran were awarded at the program.
The theses are written on Hadith and Nahjul Balagha as well as Quranic, literary and moral issues.
Saleh Al-Wali, representative of AhlulBayt (AS) Society, Gholam Mohammad Matu from Imam Khomeini Complex of Higher Education, Rima Flanka from Bint-ol-Huda Higher Education Complex and Heydar Hobbollah from Higher Education Complex of Jurisprudence were the top seminaries who presented speeches at the program where 33 top university lecturers were also awarded.
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Nuruddin Dandani, Halimeh Akhlaghi, Ahmad Omid, Ebrahim Kowthari, Seyyed Eshagh Shoja’i, Seyyed Yusuf Mousawi, Fariheh Ma’murzadeh, Seyyed Mohammad Taghi Hashemi, Seyyed Zaki Mousawi, Hamid Zaki were the Afghan students of the university whose theses were selected as top.
Mohammad Ebadi, Ma’soumeh Golgoli, Sajedeh Hayeri, Seyyeda Batul Ziyauddin, Sabah Na’im Shaleth, Modhaffar Dharif, Abdulhadi Mousavi, Fo’ad Kazem Zayer, Nadhir Yahya Yusuf, Mahmoud Al-‘Idani, Jabbar Ichkhim Tamim and Adnan Tanha were awarded as the writers of the top theses from Iraq.
Naghi Aghayu from Azerbaijan, Kheyrullah Feydhullahi from Tajikistan, Kumeil Rajani from India, Nowm Paytan and Zeynab Saki Ti Sha from Thailand, Mohammad Tashkaniyan from Turkey Burima Vidraghu from Burkina Faso and Rima Flanga from Congo were the other students awarded at the program.
Also 11 top theses by Heydar Hobbollah and Ubair Sharareh from Lebanon, Seyyed Ya’ghub Arefi and seyyed Yasin Zahedi and Kazem Hezareh from Afghanistan, Maryam Nushin from America, Mithagh Al-‘Asr, Hussein Ali Jabr, seyyed Hassan Hashemi and Riyadh Al-Ghatrani from Iraq and Seyyed Mohammad Ali Nuri from Iran were awarded at the program.
The theses are written on Hadith and Nahjul Balagha as well as Quranic, literary and moral issues.
Saleh Al-Wali, representative of AhlulBayt (AS) Society, Gholam Mohammad Matu from Imam Khomeini Complex of Higher Education, Rima Flanka from Bint-ol-Huda Higher Education Complex and Heydar Hobbollah from Higher Education Complex of Jurisprudence were the top seminaries who presented speeches at the program where 33 top university lecturers were also awarded.
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