University of religions and denominations established Iqbal Chair

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In an effort to promote greater understanding of Islamic philosophy and thought, the URD has announced the establishment of the Iqbal Chair.
Named after the renowned Muslim philosopher and poet Muhammad Iqbal, the chair will focus on exploring the rich intellectual heritage of Islam and its contributions to human civilization. It will be led by a distinguished scholar who will be responsible for conducting research, organizing seminars and conferences, and promoting scholarship in different related topics.
According to Dr. Sayed Abolhassan Navab , the president of the University of Religions and Denominations, the establishment of the Iqbal Chair is part of the university’s ongoing commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding between different cultures and religions.
“We believe that by promoting greater knowledge and understanding of Islamic philosophy and thought, we can contribute to building a more peaceful and harmonious world,” Dr. Navab said. “The Iqbal Chair will play an important role in this effort, and we are honored to have it at our university.”
The University of Religions and Denominations is a leading institution of higher learning in Iran, with a focus on the study of religion and theology. The establishment of the Iqbal Chair is expected to further enhance its reputation as a center of excellence in Islamic studies.
It is hoped that the chair will serve as a model for other institutions of higher learning, and help to bridge the gap between different cultures and religions.

he is known for her deep understanding of Iqbal’s work and her ability to engage with his ideas in innovative and meaningful ways.In a recent announcement, it was revealed that Dr. Saeidah Mirsadri has been chosen to lead the prestigious Iqbal Chair.

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