
School of Islamic Studies Concludes the Fall Semester with a School–Student Gathering

During the event, the newly appointed Dean of the School, Prof. Dr. Hacı Mehmet Günay, delivered an address to the students in which he shared reflections on the Islamic scholarly tradition, university life, and academic responsibility. The gathering provided an important opportunity for mutual acquaintance and exchange of experience, particularly with the highly successful first-year students who joined the School this year, many of whom ranked among the top students nationwide in university entrance examinations.
As part of the program, School members and students engaged in informal conversations, fostering closer interaction beyond the classroom setting. Aimed at strengthening School–student relations, the event contributed significantly to enhancing academic solidarity and a sense of institutional belonging within the School.
Marking the conclusion of the fall semester, the gathering ended with expressions of goodwill and best wishes.
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