Women’s Activity at
Qatar Branch of the Union Organizes Seminar “Self-Engineering After Ramadan” to
Strengthen Spiritual Steadfastness and Awareness
The Women’s Activity – Qatar
Branch – of the International Union of Muslim Scholars (Young Women’s
Committee) organized on the evening of Thursday, April 9, 2026, a distinguished
faith-based seminar titled: “Self-Engineering After Ramadan (God-Centered, Not
Season-Based): Turning Divine Blessings Out of Trials”, held at the Sheikh
Abdullah Al-Ansari Complex in Doha.
The seminar witnessed remarkable
attendance, bringing together a select group of academics, female preachers,
and mothers interested in educational and faith-based affairs, along with their
daughters of various ages.
Strong Participation and Extended Faith Messages
The session was opened and
moderated by Dr. Iman Sufyan, Head of the Young Women’s Committee of the
Women’s Activity in the Qatar Branch, followed by a welcoming address from Dr.
Hind Al-Hammadi, Head of the Women’s Activity. She emphasized the importance of
sustaining the spiritual impact of Ramadan and transforming acts of worship
into a conscious, balanced way of life that strengthens both spiritual and
educational human development.
Hearts After Ramadan: Review and Righteousness
The seminar featured three
in-depth academic lectures that received wide engagement and positive feedback
from attendees.
Dr. Mona Sobhi delivered a
lecture titled “How Do We Examine Our Hearts After Ramadan?”, in which she
discussed mechanisms of self-review and moral and spiritual evaluation after
seasons of worship. She emphasized the central role of the heart in shaping
faith-based behavior, its influence on actions, and the importance of
self-discipline and continued worship.
From Trial to Blessing: Psychological Resilience
Pharmacist Dr. Noaa Abdulmohsen
presented a lecture titled “How Do We Turn Trials into Blessings? –
Psychological Resilience.” She focused on resilience from a faith-based
perspective, explaining that human strength is rooted in firm belief in God,
good expectation of Him, reliance upon Him, and acceptance of His decree, all
of which enhance steadfastness in facing challenges.
Steadfastness After Ramadan
The event concluded with a
lecture by Dr. Zainab Talha, a member of the International Union of Muslim
Scholars, titled “Steadfastness After Ramadan.” She presented a comprehensive
educational and spiritual framework for maintaining the gains of the holy month,
emphasizing continuous but flexible worship practices, avoiding sudden
disengagement, and introducing practical strategies that help sustain
consistency.
Qur’anic Recognition and Wide Appreciation
The event also included the
honoring of winners of the Ramadan competition for memorizing Surahs An-Nur,
Luqman, and Al-Hujurat, in a spiritually uplifting atmosphere filled with joy
and appreciation. This reflected the organizers’ commitment to supporting
Qur’anic memorization and spiritual development initiatives.
Participants expressed their
admiration for the high academic quality of the lectures and the impactful
presentations of the speakers, affirming that the seminar achieved its
objectives of reviving hearts, increasing awareness, and reinforcing faith-centered
values beyond Ramadan.
This event comes as part of the
Women’s Activity’s ongoing efforts to provide high-quality educational and
spiritual programs that combine purification of the soul with intellectual
development, contributing to human development and strengthening faith and
educational awareness within society.
(Source: IUMS)
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