Dar al-Ifta Holds Awareness Seminar on Family Role at Saqqara Library
Dar al-Ifta participated in an educational seminar at Saqqara Library discussing the importance of family in individual and social development.
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Dar al-Ifta joined an educational seminar at Saqqara Library in Egypt titled 'The Family: Its Importance and Role in Building the Individual and Society'. Fatwa secretaries Sheikh Owayda Othman and Sheikh Mahmoud Khalaf took part.
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Dar al-Ifta participated in an educational seminar hosted at the Saqqara Library, which operates under the Al-Badrashin Culture Palace in Egypt. Titled 'The Family: Its Importance and Role in Building the Individual and Society,' the session involved fatwa secretaries Sheikh Owayda Othman and Sheikh Mahmoud Khalaf. The event aimed to promote community awareness on the role of families in supporting individuals and society, reflecting ongoing collaboration between cultural centers and religious advisory bodies.
Why this matters
The seminar highlights collaboration between religious advisory bodies and local cultural centers to discuss social development.
Background
Saqqara Library is part of the regional culture palace network in Egypt, hosting regular educational programs.
Key terms
- Dar al-Ifta
- The official Egyptian authority responsible for issuing religious rulings (fatwas).
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- Dar al-Ifta participated in an educational seminar hosted at the Saqqara Library, which operates under the Al-Badrashin Culture Palace in Egypt.
- Titled 'The Family: Its Importance and Role in Building the Individual and Society,' the session involved fatwa secretaries Sheikh Owayda Othman and Sheikh Mahmoud Khalaf.
- The event aimed to promote community awareness on the role of families in supporting individuals and society, reflecting ongoing collaboration between cultural centers and religious advisory bodies.
Dar al-Ifta participated in an awareness seminar hosted at the Saqqara Library, which operates under the Al-Badrashin Culture Palace in Egypt. The gathering was organized as part of cultural and educational activities directed at local communities.
The seminar was entitled "The Family: Its Importance and Role in Building the Individual and Society." The event featured contributions from two fatwa secretaries representing Dar al-Ifta, Sheikh Owayda Othman and Sheikh Mahmoud Khalaf, who addressed attendees on key social and family matters.
This initiative forms part of joint efforts between cultural institutions and religious advisory bodies to engage citizens through public libraries on core societal topics.
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