Hawzah News Agency- Hujjat al-Islam Seyyed Ahmad Safi, the representative of Grand Ayatollah Sistani and the custodian of the shrine of Hazrat Abbas (PBUH) said at the graduation ceremony of a group of female students of the Iraqi University on Tuesday, November 14,” You students are the capital of families, and the family is the first nucleus in spreading good values in society.”
Pointing out that some people try to distort the concept of family and raise issues that are far from natural moral values, he pointed out that the real family consists of husband, wife and children, and we have not even heard in the law of the jungle that the family should be formed by two men or two women.”
He added, "Today, you have made the students, us, and every honorable person happy who sees girls like you as angels who are present in the holiest place in full modesty and veil. You are now announcing to the world that you have passed the stage of acquiring knowledge and being equipped with the weapon of science and have reached the stage of preparation for work.”
The representative of Grand Ayatollah Sistani continued by emphasizing the necessity of caution and not responding to any call that appears to be true but has an inner falsehood; He continued,” True values don't die and real values must remain and you too can hold on to these real values and fundamental principles in this beautiful and blessed dress.”
He continued by praising the important scientific and educational role of universities that are proud to graduate their students and said,” We congratulate the participating students on the moment of reaping the fruits of years of hard work and we honor the efforts of their respected families in transferring the parts of their efforts from one stage to another.”
It is worth mentioning that the activities of the central graduation ceremony of female students of Iraqi University witnessed the participation of more than 2000 female students from various Iraqi universities from the center, south and north of this country.
This course was distinguished from other courses by the participation of female students from six Arab and Islamic countries including Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sultanate of Oman, Iran, and Lebanon, representing various universities in their countries.