A Student from the College of Information Technology Participates for the Second Time in the Ramadan Quranic Recitation at the Al-Nourain Quranic Forum in Babylon

Duhaa Fadill Abbas
In line with the College of Information Technology’s objectives to support purposeful activities that contribute to the holistic development of students—both academically and ethically—Saad Khalid Awda, a student from the Cybersecurity Department, participated for the second consecutive time in the Ramadan Quranic recitation organized by the Quran Institute in cooperation with the Special Secretariat of the Alawi Shrine of Imam Al-Hassan Al-Mujtaba, as part of the Al-Nourain Quranic Forum held in Babylon Governorate.

This participation took place in a spiritually uplifting atmosphere, reflecting the profound significance of Ramadan. The event witnessed extensive attendance from Quranic reciters and participants, highlighting the importance of strengthening students’ connection with the Quran and instilling religious values among university youth.

The student’s continued involvement demonstrates his commitment to balancing academic excellence with ethical and religious values, aligning with the college’s mission to cultivate scientifically knowledgeable and morally conscious graduates who contribute positively to society. The event also underscores the College of Information Technology’s ongoing support for religious and cultural initiatives that foster comprehensive personal development and enhance students’ active engagement in community activities.