Themes of the Second Baghdad International Dialog Conference

The first: the unity of the Islamic community and the multiplicity of the doctrinal and doctrinal vision

Second: Islamic Economics and the Role of Jurisprudence in the Ummah

Third: Building the Good Community and its Role in the Nation

Fourth: Muslim women and their various roles

Fifth: Iraq's importance, location and future

Sixth: The Palestinian cause and the duty of the Islamic nation; Scientists and the public

Seventh: Efforts to bring the Islamic Ummah closer, intellectual, cultural and political challenges, and the role of scholars in confronting them

VIII: Islamic Theory in Political Action

The Contemporary Islamic State: Its Constitution and Programs

10th: Interpretation of the Qur'an in Al-Baqerin Methodology and Application

Eleventh: Religious Reference and its Role

Conference sessions

The conference included two sessions, the first related to the political vision in the thought of the two outstanding martyrs and the second related to the intellectual vision in the thought of the two outstanding martyrs. A group of Iraqi and Arab thinkers from Egypt, Syria, Libya, Tunisia, Lebanon and Kuwait participated in the conference, in addition to the participation of thinkers from Iran and Senegal.

Session 1: The Political Vision in the Thought of the Two Distinguished Martyrs

Dr. Muzhir Al-Saadi Administration

Rapporteur: Dr. Ali Fadel Al-Defai

Dr. Kamal Al-Helibawi / Egypt

Sheik Nabil Halabawi / Syria

Mr. Mohammed Al-Haidari: Vice-President of the Iraqi Supreme Council

Dr. Saad Matar Abboud: Al-Mustansiriya University

Dr. Fayez Al-Shara: Al-Mustansiriya University

Session 2: Intellectual Vision in the Thought of the Two Distinguished Martyrs

Moderated by Dr. Naji Al-Fatlawi and Rapporteur: Mr. Fahad Al-Saleh

Mr. Mohamed Saleh El-Hansheer / Tunisia

Sheik Abdullah Al-Dashti / Kuwait

Dr. Mohammad Ali Azarshab / Iran

Mr. Omar Hassan Abdessalam; Former Libyan Minister of Culture and Antiquities

Sheik Abdel Moneim El Zein / Senegal

Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Arnawati / University of Baghdad

Dr. Ammar Aboudi Nassar / University of Kufa