RUIS begins implementing cooperation with Iraqi scientific centers

By signing scientific memorandums of understanding and holding meetings with professors from Najaf, Razavi University of Islamic Sciences has paved the way for research collaboration and the admission of students from Iraq.
As part of these efforts, a group of professors teaching advanced courses at the Najaf Seminary visited Razavi University of Islamic Sciences and met with Hoj. Dr. Hossein Farzaneh, president of the university, and his deputies.
Emphasizing the seminary-based nature of the university, Hoj. Farzaneh highlighted its existing capacities for admitting students from the Najaf Seminary.
The two sides also discussed the possibility of publishing the book Fiqh al-Jawahir at the Najaf Seminary. The visiting professors from Najaf, for their part, expressed their readiness to expand bilateral cooperation in scientific and missionary fields.
Meanwhile, Dr. Mohammadreza Ghaemi Nik, vice president for research at Razavi University of Islamic Sciences, signed two memorandums of understanding with the universities of Hillah and Najaf during a visit to Iraq on the sidelines of the international conference “Pilgrimage Diplomacy: The Educational and Civilizational Role of Arbaeen.”
The agreements have opened a new avenue for civilizational research cooperation with Hillah University and specialized collaboration with Najaf University in the fields of jurisprudence, Quranic sciences, and hadith.
These initiatives demonstrate Razavi University of Islamic Sciences’ efforts to establish itself as a scientific hub within the region’s civilizational and seminary contexts.