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Department of Religious Studies Visits Masarat

Falih Mihdi, a researcher in field of comparative religions, has visited Masarat. Masarat informed him about its work and activities on interfaith dialogue.After that, they discussed joint concerns in terms of religious aspects. In addition, they talked about religious teaching departmente stablished at Masarat. Falih admired the department and expressed his willingness to support it in the light of his experience in this regard. Falih, specialist in comparative religions and lives in France, has issued a number of books, such as Sunni submission and Shia disappointment.

 

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