The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Homs University held a lecture today, Monday, on the occasion of the sixth anniversary of the passing of Professor Dr. Abdul Ilah Nabhan, a member of the Damascus Arabic Language Academy. The lecture covered his scientific and educational biography and his contributions to serving the Arabic language, as part of the "ISESCO Rawaq for Arabic Language" program, in cooperation with the Islamic World Organization for Education, Science and Culture (ISESCO).
The lecture reviewed Dr. Nabhan's scientific and educational career, his contribution to founding the Faculty of Arts at Homs University, his publications and scientific works, and his role in preparing generations of students and researchers. It also shed light on his relationship with his students and his approach to solidifying the foundations of scientific research and guiding students scientifically and educationally.
Honoring the Eminent Figures
Dr. Muhammad Zakaria, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities for Scientific Affairs, clarified in a statement to SANA that the lecture came to appreciate the scientific and educational efforts of Dr. Nabhan. He noted that he was one of the eminent figures of the Arabic language in Syria and left a scientific and educational impact on the generations who studied under him.
Zakaria explained that the lecture shed light on the late's upbringing and its impact on his scientific formation, his contributions to founding the Faculty of Arts, and the publications and scientific works he left behind. In addition to his relationship with his students and his keenness to raise them according to a rigorous scientific method.
ISESCO Rawaq Program
For his part, Dr. Adham Hamouya, Head of the Language Development Department at ISESCO, pointed out that the "ISESCO Rawaq for Arabic Language" program organizes general and periodic monthly lectures concerned with the sciences of the Arabic language and its literature. It hosts specialized scientific figures from member states of the organization.
Hamouya noted that the lecture was distinguished by covering the biography of one of the eminent figures of the Arabic language in Syria, through testimonies from his students who presented aspects of his scientific, literary, and humanitarian personality. He explained that the late was a model in science, ethics, and cooperation, and interacted with his students with a brotherly spirit, keen on nurturing and guiding them.
The lecture comes within the framework of honoring pioneers of the Arabic language and documenting their scientific and educational contributions, and introducing new generations to their legacy and their role in serving the Arabic language and enhancing scientific research. Dr. Abdul Ilah Nabhan is considered one of the most prominent researchers in the Arabic language in Syria and an active member of the Damascus Arabic Language Academy.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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