In the Crimean town. Chernomorskoe opened a branch of the Islamic cultural and educational center «Alem-i-Nisvan»

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In the village Chernomorskoye, a branch of the Islamic cultural and educational center “Alem-i-Nisvan” was opened at the Cathedral Mosque on the initiative of the chief imam of the Black Sea region, Leman Abduramanov, and teacher of religious disciplines, Gulfize Abduramanova. All women of the Black Sea region and nearby villages will have the opportunity to take part in seminars, master classes and training lessons on various topics.

The event was opened by the chief imam of the Black Sea region, Leman Abduramanov, and thanked the head of the Alem-i-Nisvan women’s center, Zenife Ablaeva, for her response to the initiative to open a branch of the center.

The head of the department of religious events of the Central Educational Institution of the SAMK, the head of the women’s center «Alem-i-Nisvan» Zenife Ablaeva told everyone present about the activities of the center, about the opportunities it gives to all women, and about further prospects for its development in different regions of Crimea:

Despite the fact that the Black Sea region is one of the most remote areas of Crimea, it was the starting point for the creation of a branch of our women’s space. We will continue to open such branches of the center in all regions so that, within the framework of the Alem-i-Niswan project, every woman has the opportunity to learn and develop.

The event was attended by Hatice Zaparova, assistant to the head of interethnic relations of the administration of the Black Sea region of the Republic of Crimea, noting the importance and value of this women’s center. The curator of women in the Black Sea region, Gulfize Abduramanova, addressed the guests at the opening of the center’s branch with the topic “The Role of Women in Islam.”

An exhibition of masters of decorative and applied arts and refreshments were prepared for all those present.

source: SUMK press service

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