Academic Participation Of The Faculty Of Fine Arts – An-Najah National University In The Inauguration Of The Official Headquarters Of The Moroccan Studies Chair At Al-Quds University

This participation was accompanied by scholarly contributions, as the

attendees presented research papers addressing the architectural,

decorative, and cultural dimensions of the Moroccan presence in

Jerusalem. Dr. Mirvat Ayash presented a study titled:

"Spiritual and Architectural Symbolism of Moroccan Endowments in the City

of Jerusalem: An Analytical Decorative Architectural Study"

The study explored the symbolic and aesthetic dimensions of Moroccan

endowments, viewing them as an active element in shaping the visual and

spiritual memory of the city.

Dr. Hani Al-Faran also presented a research paper titled:

"The Role of Moroccan Architecture and Ornamentation in Consolidating

the Visual Identity of Jerusalem through Artificial Intelligence Applications"

His study focused on employing digital technologies and artificial

intelligence to analyze Moroccan architecture and ornamentation,

highlighting their role in enhancing the visual identity of the holy city.

This participation comes within the framework of strengthening academic

cooperation between Palestinian universities and supporting research

initiatives and knowledge projects concerned with studying the historical,

cultural, and civilizational aspects of the Moroccan–Palestinian relationship,

particularly regarding the Moroccan presence in Jerusalem.

The Faculty of Fine Arts at An-Najah National University reaffirms its

ongoing commitment to engaging in national and international scientific and

cultural events, actively contributing to academic projects that promote

scientific research, preserve historical and cultural memory, and support the

Palestinian presence in the Arab and international academic arena.