Deputy for International Affairs
Deputy for International Affairs
Webinar “Hajj and Disavowal from Polytheists” Held by ABWA
Continuing the series of Hajj webinars organized by the Deputy for International Affairs of the AhlulBayt World Assembly, the webinar “Hajj and Disavowal from Polytheists” was held in Arabic with the participation of a group of scholars and activists in the religious field.
Hajj for Women, Declaration of Independence from Materialistic Models of West, Manifestation of Human Dignity
The Director General of the Department of Women and Family of the AhlulBayt World Assembly stated, “Hajj for women is not merely an individual ritual, but an arena for returning to authentic identity, a declaration of independence from the materialistic models of the West, and a manifestation of human dignity.”
One of Greatest Current Threats to Islamic Ummah, Division, Disunity Among Muslims
The head of the Commonwealth and Turkey Department of the AhlulBayt World Assembly stated, “Religious institutions and organizations in Islamic countries must stand against these currents by strengthening cooperation, exchanging experiences, and carrying out joint cultural and educational activities.”
Silence in the Face of Oppression Means Aligning with the Falsehood: Cleric
The Deputy for International Affairs of the AhlulBayt World Assembly stated, “Today, all Muslims and pilgrims have a duty to play the role of clarification. Scholars and pilgrims of the House of God must be the voice of the oppressed of the world and convey the crimes of the United States and the Zionist regime to the ears of the world.”
Webinar “The Philosophy of Hajj from the Perspective of Imam Khamenei (r.a.)” Held by ABWA
Concurrent with the Hajj season, a series of international webinars were held by the Deputy for International Affairs of the AhlulBayt World Assembly in cooperation with the Office of the Supreme Leader’s Representative for Hajj and Pilgrimage, covering various topics.
Webinar “Woman and Family in the Thought of the Martyred Leader Imam Seyyed Ali Khamenei” Held by ABWA
A webinar for Shia sisters in North African countries on the topic “Woman and Family in the Thought of the Martyred Leader Imam Seyyed Ali Khamenei” was organized by the AhlulBayt World Assembly.
Roknabadi: The Awakening Movement of the Martyred Leader Is Not Extinguishable
Organized by the UMMA Women’s Institute of Argentina, in cooperation with the General Department of Women and Family of the Deputy for International Affairs of the AhlulBayt World Assembly, an online meeting for Spanish-speaking women was held titled “The Legacy of the Martyr of Resistance: Re-examining the Status of Women and Justice in the Thought of Ayatollah Khamenei.”
Webinar “The Status and Responsibility of Women in the Current Situation” in Urdu
In collaboration with the General Department of Women and Family of the Deputy for International Affairs of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, a webinar for Urdu-speaking sisters titled “The Status and Responsibility of Women in the Current Situation” was held.
Roknabadi: From the Perspective of the Martyred Leader, Women Must Be in the Front Lines of Defending Islamic Values
Dr. Roknabadi stated, “The martyred Leader, always with a critical view of the two models—the Eastern model (marginalized and roleless women) and the Western model (woman as a commodity)—introduced the ‘third model.'”
Webinar on “Resistance and Awakening in the Contemporary World” Held
With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the webinar on “Resistance and Awakening in the Contemporary World” was held.
Int’l Webinar on the Role of Women in Social Resilience During Wartime Held
The international webinar on the role of women in social resilience during wartime, featuring micro-narratives from the Ramadan War in Islamic Iran, was organized by the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly.
Regional Webinar for Latin American Women Held to Mark Lady Fatimah’s (a.s.) Birth Anniversary
A regional webinar bringing together Spanish-speaking women from across Latin America was held to mark the birth anniversary of Lady Fatimah (a.s.), with the participation of scholars and activists from several countries.