The Student Activities Unit at the College of Islamic Sciences participated in the annual Fine Arts Festival organized by the University’s Department of Student Activities, with wide participation from students across various colleges.

The festival was inaugurated by the University President, Professor Dr. Sabah Wajid Ali, who affirmed the University’s full support for student talents, noting that the university is not only a place for academic learning but also a broad space for discovering and nurturing creative potential in various fields.

Students from the College of Islamic Sciences presented outstanding artistic works, including paintings and handicrafts that reflected their perspectives on social issues and national identity through diverse artistic styles, showcasing the aesthetic and cultural awareness of university youth.

The organizers emphasized that the festival comes as part of ongoing efforts to support student talents, aiming to highlight their artistic and creative abilities and provide them with the opportunity to freely and innovatively express their aesthetic visions. They pointed out that this year’s entries were distinguished by diversity, creativity, and artistic excellence.

The participation of the College of Islamic Sciences reaffirmed its active role in supporting cultural and artistic activities and in fostering a spirit of creativity and innovation among its students.