Department of intellectual affairs: the Institute of the heritage of the prophets attracts more than 3 thousand students from 22 countries

The Department of Intellectual and Cultural Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine announced the registration of more than 3000 students from 22 countries to study at the Institute of the heritage of the prophets for electronic Hawza studies in Arabic and Urdu, for the academic year 1445 AH.

The director of the Institute, Sheikh Hussein al-Turabi, explained that "this year, the institute witnessed a wide demand for registration within the electronic Hawza studies, where the number of registered students reached more than 3 thousand students, which highlights the status of the institute as a leading scientific Beacon".

He added that "Iraq topped the number of registered students with 1,333, followed by Pakistan with 1,501 students, then India with 110 students, along with students from other countries such as Afghanistan, Iran, the United States, Kenya, and Lebanon, which highlights the geographical and cultural diversity of students.

This great turnout is a confirmation of the Institute's role in spreading the sciences of Ahl al-Bayt(peace be upon them) through an advanced electronic educational system that keeps pace with the needs of the Times, and contributes to connecting students of different nationalities with religious and cultural knowledge.