Department of Islamic Studies at Faculty of Arts and Humanities Discusses Ph.D. Dissertation Proposal for Naeema Hammoud Al-Ashwal

Sana’a— July 7, 2026

SANA’A— Department of Islamic Studies at Sana’a University held a seminar session to discuss the Ph.D. dissertation proposal presented by the candidate Naeema Hammoud Naji Al-Ashwal. The study is titled: “The Impact of Qur’anic Connotations of the Hereafter and Their Role in Building Contemporary Moral Awareness.”
The defense and viva voce committee comprised the following faculty members:
• Prof. Ali Al-Ahdal – Committee Examiner
• Assoc. Prof. Ashwaq Al-Mekhlafi – Committee Member
• Dr. Sumaya Al-Jarou – Committee Examiner
• Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Motahar – Committee Examiner
• Dr. Saleh Al-Arousi – Committee Examiner
• Dr. Asma Al-Mekhlafi – Committee Examiner
• Dr. Mohammed Saleh Haj – Committee Examiner
• Dr. Abdullah Hassan Al-Razhi – Committee Chair
During the session, the researcher presented her academic proposal, outlining the study’s objectives, significance, methodology, and structural chapters.
Following an extensive discussion by the committee members, the panel approved the research proposal, praising the researcher’s efforts and the value of the study in serving Qur’anic objectives and the connotations of the Hereafter in building ethical awareness. The seminar was attended by several faculty members, interested researchers, and graduate students from the department.