The Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine concludes the Rawasi Forum and recommends enhancing the presence of psychological and educational culture in community programs

The Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine concluded the activities of the first edition of the (Rawasi) cultural forum and recommended enhancing the presence of psychological and educational culture in community programs, and launching sustainable programs that focus on self-repair and building psychological balance among various segments of society.

The forum is organized by the Family Culture Center, affiliated with the Office of the Senior Official for Women's Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, with the participation of 260 women from various fields, under the slogan: (From Burnout to Transcendence.. Mechanisms of patience and psychological resilience.. A reading of Ashura).

The closing ceremony included the presentation of the forum's recommendations by the head of the guidance unit at the center, Ms. Naba Al-Haidari.

Al-Haidari confirmed that the outcomes of the forum were based on the center's message of building an aware individual, enhancing the value and educational system within the family and society, and drawing lessons from the Hussaini uprising in patience, steadfastness, awareness, and the ability to overcome challenges.

And it was confirmed that the recommendations focused on enhancing the presence of psychological and educational culture in community programs, and launching sustainable programs that concern self-repair and building psychological balance among various segments of society, which contributes to supporting family stability and enhancing their ability to face challenges.

The recommendations included the preparation of a media program titled "From Values to Impact," targeting the youth, focusing on raising awareness, enhancing skills of understanding, analysis, and differentiation, establishing intellectual and doctrinal immunity, and transforming the values derived from the Hussaini uprising into positive practices and behaviors.

She also recommended that the Family Culture Center adopt the program "In the Shadows of Values," as an initiative aimed at instilling educational and psychological values derived from Ashura. She emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation with educational and academic institutions to launch quality initiatives that contribute to instilling Ashura values in generations and translating them into behavior and practice in the societal reality.

The forum concluded with the honoring of the participants and supporting committees, in appreciation of their contributions and efforts in making the first edition a success, and to emphasize the continuation of intellectual and educational programs that enhance family awareness and reinforce the system of values in society.