Under the patronage and in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Sciences at the University of Baghdad, Prof. Dr. Ni’ma Dahash Farhan, the Scientific Affairs Division, in collaboration with the Department of Islamic Sharia, organized a scientific workshop titled “Human Trafficking: A Remedial Vision from the Quranic Perspective” at the Department of Islamic Sharia.
The workshop addressed the phenomenon of human trafficking as a critical humanitarian and social issue, emphasizing the Quranic perspective in addressing its impact and mitigating its consequences. It highlighted Islamic jurisprudential principles that affirm the preservation of human dignity, the safeguarding of rights, and protection against all forms of exploitation and abuse.
The sessions were presented by Lect. Dr. Israa Hussein Khalaf and Lect. Dr. Kareem Dakhil Maher, who delivered a scientific presentation detailing the dimensions of the phenomenon and remedial measures in light of the Quranic perspective, thereby fostering awareness of the risks of human trafficking and the necessity of confronting it on sound religious and humanitarian grounds.
This activity falls within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal 16 (SDG 16): “Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.”
