A master’s thesis in the Department of Qur’anic Sciences discusses money laundering crimes and their role in economic development

  In the presence of the Dean of the College of Education for Human Sciences, Professor Dr. Farhad Aziz Mohieddin, the Department of Qur’anic Sciences and Islamic Education discussed on Sunday, 3/3/2024, a master’s thesis titled (Combatting money laundering crimes and its role in economic development - a study in light of the Islamic economy -) by the student ( Hussein Al-Azhar Muhammad Mahmoud) and in the college hall.

      The study aimed to demonstrate the positive impact of combating money laundering crimes on the economic development of countries and the role of this combat in increasing the state’s public revenues, achieving economic stability, recovering financial markets, and other positives.

 It also concluded that combating money laundering crimes has a significant impact on achieving economic development in all its aspects, encouraging and increasing national and foreign investments, and stabilizing markets.

 The discussion committee consisted of professors. .

 1. Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Ahmed Saleh, President

 2. A.M.D. Pashtwan Hadi Hama Saleh. Member

 3. A.M.D. Abdul Sattar Shehadha Hussein. Member

 4. A.M.D. Kamel Abdul Qader Hussein, member and supervisor