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University of Diyala college discusses master's thesis on state-building in Islamic thought
The University of Diyala's College of Islamic Sciences held a discussion of a master's thesis on how Islamic thought conceives the state and its bearing on the contemporary state.
Why it matters: The thesis candidate, Hawraa Hassan Daham, and the University of Diyala's College of Islamic Sciences are directly involved in this master's thesis discussion.
The College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Diyala held a discussion of a master's thesis titled 'State-Building in Islamic Thought and Its Implications for the Form of the Contemporary State', the university reported.
According to the university, the thesis was submitted by student Hawraa Hassan Daham.
The university said the thesis aimed to uncover the foundations and principles underpinning the concept of the state in Islamic thought.
Editor’s view
Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
The thesis discussed at the University of Diyala's College of Islamic Sciences, by student Hawraa Hassan Daham, examines the principles behind the state in Islamic thought and their implications for the form of the contemporary state.
