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College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas organized an intellectual symposium entitled (The New World Order and the Transgression of Religions, Insulting the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Burning the Holy Qur’an), on Tuesday, the twenty-fifth of July, in the conference hall of the Basra University for Oil and Gas. It sponsored and attended by President of University of Basra for oil and gas, Prof. Dr. Muhammad H. Al-Kaabi, under the supervision of the Dean of the College, Dr. Sami Obaid Al-Tamimi. The symposium was moderated by Assistant Lecturer Fatima Hadi, and the administrative assistant Dr. Adnan H. Jaaz, lectured. The symposium opened with verses of Quran read by the scientific assistant, Prof. Dr. Ammar K. Al-Baaj, then a speech by Dr. Muhammad Al-Kaabi, during which he stressed the importance of intellectual awareness to confront offensive ideas that harm our identity and our Islamic and Arab culture, and stressed the need to immunize our youth with correct ideas that represent missionary ethics, the in structures of the prophets, and the message of heaven in a way that preserves Iraqi family and society, especially the youth, from all suspicions that arise from time to time. After that, the lecturer, Dr. Adnan Hadi, spoke, referring to the campaigns of insulting Islamic religion due to the feeling of Western liberalism that Islam has a great influence to preserve the moral system which the Western system seeks to replace it with the orientations of liberalism and capitalism in order to unify the culture of human societies to ensure control over them and ensure the continuation of the uniqueness of world rule by the United States with the new world order. Such activities would enhance societal awareness of our Islamic culture and our human identity, focusing on the need to create a culture of reading and arming ourselves with knowledge so as not to drift behind the destructive ideas that some are trying to pass on to our authentic Islamic societies. Dr. Nassif J. Al-Abadi also made an intervention in which he explained the importance of the interest of scientific and educational institutions and the family in raising their children.
