Al Muntada Al Islami in Sharjah concludes lexicology lab

May 18, 2026 / 2:37 PM

Sharjah24: Al Muntada Al Islami has concluded its scientific laboratory titled “Lexicological and Terminological Studies”, which ran for a full week at its headquarters in the Samnan area. The programme saw strong attendance and active engagement from academics, researchers, specialists, and those interested in scientific and knowledge-based studies. It formed part of the Forum’s efforts to strengthen cultural and intellectual activity and develop specialised scientific skills.

Scientific sessions

The laboratory included a series of academic sessions and specialised discussions covering a range of valuable scientific topics. Professor of lexicological and terminological studies, Prof. Al-Akhdar Al-Akhdari, addressed key concepts related to lexicology, terminology studies, and cognitive integration. The sessions also examined intellectual and methodological issues aimed at building structured awareness and enhancing research and analytical tools among participants.

Skills and outcomes

Participants gained advanced skills in handling scientific terminology and methods of employing it in Islamic jurisprudential and humanities research. The programme also focused on strengthening analytical abilities and linking theoretical concepts with practical and contemporary applications, thereby improving the competence of researchers and specialists across various scientific and cultural fields.

Interaction and engagement

The sessions witnessed rich interaction from attendees, whose academic contributions and discussions enriched the laboratory’s themes. This engagement helped deepen the scientific and cognitive value of the sessions and contributed to the overall success of the programme by creating an interactive learning environment that combined knowledge foundations with practical application.

Statement from the programme director

Issa, Director of Community Programmes at the Al Muntada Al Islami, highlighted the importance of scientific laboratory models within the Forum’s programme agenda. He noted that such initiatives provide an advanced knowledge space serving a wide range of researchers and enthusiasts, helping equip them with the methodological and scientific skills needed in their academic and cultural work.

He added that the Forum continues to develop its scientific and cultural programmes according to a vision aimed at creating impactful knowledge environments that support interdisciplinary integration and keep pace with contemporary developments.

Media dissemination

He also pointed out that the laboratory’s scientific sessions are broadcast and published via the Forum’s social media platforms, expanding access and enhancing the reach of specialised knowledge content.