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Awqaf Ministry launches ‘Nadwat Al Ummah’ season

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs launched the fifth cultural season of its intellectual and cultural project, ‘Nadwat Al Ummah’, yesterday, with a seminar exploring the foundations of integration between science and faith in Islamic thought.</p> <p>Organised by the Ministry’s Department of Islamic Research and Studies, the opening seminar, titled “Methodological…

Awqaf Ministry launches ‘Nadwat Al Ummah’ season

Doha, Qatar witnessed the commencement of the fifth cultural season of the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs' intellectual and cultural project, 'Nadwat Al Ummah', on Tuesday. A seminar examining the interconnection between scientific inquiry and religious faith was held to kick off the season.

The seminar, titled "Methodological Foundations for Integrating Science and Faith in Islamic Thought," took place immediately following the Isha prayer at the Imam Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab Mosque. The 'Nadwat Al Ummah' project, which runs from 2025 to 2030, aims to foster intellectual awareness and promote scholarly discussions.

This season's theme, "Science and Faith: Foundations of Building and Pillars of Advancement," brings together academics, researchers, and religious scholars to engage in constructive dialogue. The Ministry's Department of Islamic Research and Studies organized the event to align with its strategy to enhance individuals, reinforce moderate Islamic identity, and increase community awareness.

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