I. İlahiyat Research Student Symposium Started

7 Mayıs 2026

I. İlahiyat Research Student Symposium Started
Ardahan University (ARÜ) was organized by Bilge Ilahiyatler Club “I. İlahiyat Research Student Symposium started with an intensive participation in the IBEF Wilhelm Radloff Conference Hall on May 6, 2026. The event organized with the theme of “Looking Light for Asrın Karanlık”; Ardahan Valmiz Mr. Mehmet Fatih Flower, Former Deputy Minister of National Education Mr. Nazif Yılmaz, Deputy Director of Rector Prof. Dr. Mustafa Yıldız participated in our students with its province protocol, academic and administrative staff. While critical messages are given in the opening section of the program, the solution recommendations for religious and social problems were shared. Mr. Prof. Dr. Dekanı, the Rector, who came to the cure to make conversations after opening, and the Faculty of Economics. Dr. Mustafa Yıldız attracted attention to the vital role of healthy religious information in the era of dezenformation. Mr. Nazif Yılmaz, former Deputy Minister of National Education, highlighted the fact that sciences should be taken in the context of a holistic approach, highlighted the fact that the divine education should be blended with the strategies of the future. Ardahan Valmiz Mr. Mehmet Fatih Flowerli’s first scientific session of the symposium after his appeals to the deep spiritual size of the divine collection. Faculty of Education at Sivas Republic University Prof. Dr. Halis Demir’s witnessed; Seyfullah Long shared his work titled “The Treaty of Chips in the Qur’an: The example of ISIS”, Elif Mountaindeviren shared with participants titled “The Transformation of Risalet Period from the Pre-Islamic Period” and Haji Ali Yüce “Nefsin Mertebelar”. In the end of the session, a public photo shoot was held at the moment of the day. The symposium sessions, where the future of Islam civilization and the vision of religious education is credited to the table, will continue simultaneously in different halls with scientific papers prepared by young researchers throughout the day.