Celebrating the female staff of the electronic unit of Islamic Azad University

The honoring ceremony of the female staff of the electronic unit of the Islamic Azad University was held in the amphitheater of this branch at the same time as the commemoration of Women's Day and the honoring of the mother.

According to the public relations of the electronic unit of Islamic Azad University;

Commemoration ceremony of Women's Day and honoring the position of mother with the presence of Dr. Najafpour, head of the unit, Zahra Malek Matiei, student and cultural deputy, Dr. Laden Riazi, technical deputy, Dr. Farzaneh Sarir and Marzieh Tavangar, presenter of the program and a group of working women, to honor her in Electronic unit was held.

In this ceremony, Dr. Najafpour, while appreciating and thanking the efforts of women working in this center, said: After the Islamic Revolution, there are many occasions to honor the role and position of family members, with the aim of brightening the role of the family in society, called Several were named, one of which is the birthday of Hazrat Fatemeh Zahra (PBUH) in order to commemorate Women's Day and honor the status of mother.

He added: "In Islamic culture, the essence of society and the central existence of society is the family, in which the role of the mother is known as the core of the family and will be very effective in educating people to build a healthy society."

Najafpour, while thanking the cultural deputy of the electronic unit of the Azad University for planning this event, reminded: One of the issues that should be considered today is the re-reading of identity in society. In the book Mutual Services between Islam and Iran, Shahid Motahari explains the gender and similarity of ancient Iranian philosophy with Shiite philosophy, which shows the mutual cooperation between the development of Islamic culture and specifically Shiite culture in Iranian society.

The head of the electronic unit of the Islamic Azad University stated at the ceremony: In Iranian Islamic culture, women have a very respected and special value and position, and they are not considered only with the view of the element of maximum work. Unfortunately, in Western societies, the opposite is clearly visible.