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Faculty of Dar El-Ulum Cairo University Concludes Student Festival ،No Fanaticism, Attended by Public Figures, Cultural Media Symbols, Artists, Sportsmen
Date :2017-12-11 14:04:49
Faculty of Dar El-Ulum at Cairo University concludes the activities of ،No Fanaticism, festival that was launched on Monday, sponsored by Cairo University President Mohamed Osman Elkhosht, and attended by public figures and some cultural and media figures, artists and sportsmen. The festival is opened by Faculty of Dar El-Ulum Dean and attended by Cairo University Vice-President for Postgraduate Studies and Research Amr Adly, Chair of Thebes International Schools Board of Trustees Saboura El-Sayed and Thinker Tharwat El-Khrabawy.
Faculty of Dar El-Ulum calls its students for joining the festival which includes different student activities vary from sport and cultural competitions to conversational meetings, poetic seminars and evenings, competitions in singing and religious and poetry recitals, photography and strumming, and different workshops.
The faculty receives Thinker Tharwat El-Kharabawy on the first day of the festival for open dialog with students. The festival hosts Brigadier General Mohamed Samir Previous Spokesman of the Armed Forces in a seminar, entitled ،Building Successful Personality and Unlearning Intolerance.,
Faculty of Dar El-Ulum honors Cairo University President Mohamed Osman Elkhosht for sponsoring and supporting the festival. The faculty also honors some artists and sportsmen for their role in unlearning intolerance including Ahmed Hasan and Hazem Imam the players of previous Egyptian National Football Team, Actor Maged El-Masry, and Actress Mai Omar.
Karma Foundation for Cultural and Social Development and Thebes International Schools participate in the festival activities.
،No Fanaticism, Festival organized by Faculty of Dar El-Ulum over three days is aimed at correcting misconceptions for youth, presenting patriotic symbols known for moderation and fairness, and providing spaces for student creative art.
