The closing events of the third session of the "Springs of Mercy" course featured an educational theatrical performance about the prohibition of gossip

The closing ceremony of the third edition of the "Springs of Mercy" program for general exemption students featured an educational theatrical performance highlighting the prohibition of gossip.

The closing events were organized by the Lady Fatima bint Asad (peace be upon her) Division for Quranic Studies, affiliated with the Office of the Senior Official for Women's Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, at the As-Siddiqa Al-Tahira (peace be upon her) Center for Women's Activities.

The scientific assistant in the department, Ms. Maryam Hamid, said: "The theatrical performance was titled 'Forbidden Cake' and was presented in three scenes that transitioned between different times. It addressed the issue of the prohibition of gossip in Islam in a purposeful educational manner, relying on evidence from the noble prophetic biography, with the aim of enhancing behavioral awareness among the youth and instilling moral values in the students' hearts."

She added that the presentation aims to raise awareness among female students about the jurisprudential rulings related to the vise of backbiting, through a visual and performative style that helps convey the idea effectively, and to address this behavioral phenomenon in a way that is close to the reality of the girls.

This presentation is part of the program's segments aimed at highlighting its educational and Quranic outcomes on both the scientific and behavioral levels, contributing to the development of a conscious and cohesive personality committed to authentic Islamic values.