The College of Education for Humanities at Kirkuk University organized a scientific and cultural competition that brought together students from both the morning and evening programs in an academic event. The competition aimed to stimulate intellectual interaction and foster a spirit of scientific competition among students within a framework that seeks to establish a culture of dialogue and systematic learning. It included several sections covering various aspects of Arabic language sciences, such as grammar, morphology, rhetoric, literature, and criticism, as well as general knowledge questions related to Arab heritage and human thought.
