#Causes_and_Repercussions

Under the patronage of the Municipal Council of Al-Asabia and the University of Gharyan, the College of Arts Al-Asabia and the College of Sciences Al-Asabia organized a scientific symposium titled "Fires in Al-Asabia City: Causes and Repercussions" in the meeting hall of the Municipal Council.

In attendance were:

Eng. Emad Al-Maqtouf, Mayor of Al-Asabia Municipality

Prof. Dr. Saleh Qashout, President of the University of Gharyan

Dr. Dean of the College of Arts Al-Asabia - University of Gharyan

Dr. Dean of the College of Sciences

The symposium featured an elite group of faculty members from the universities of Gharyan, Zintan, and Tripoli, as well as the Libyan Intellectuals Association and several research centers.

Symposium Themes:

Crisis Management and Efforts During the Disaster – Eng. Emad Al-Maqtouf

Spatial Distribution of Fires – Dr. Ibrahim Al-Saghir

Fires from a Geological Perspective – Dr. Osama Ahmed Hilal

Spontaneous Fires Throughout History – Dr. Al-Dhawi Ali Al-Muntasir

Impact of Al-Asabia Fires on Environment and Society and Mitigation Methods – Dr. Ali Ayyad Al-Kabir

Al-Asabia Fires from a Scientific Perspective – Dr. Salim Rahima Salim

Media Discourse During Crises – Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Lafi

The Truth About Jinn Harming Humans and Prevention Methods – Dr. Abdulmajeed Al-Rahibi

This symposium is part of scientific and research efforts to understand the causes of the phenomenon, discuss its environmental and social repercussions, and propose scientific and practical solutions to address its future impacts.

Opinions on the causes varied, each according to their perspective and beliefs. Determining the definitive causes remains an area requiring further research, without excluding any factor that may have a direct or indirect influence on this phenomenon. Several researchers emphasized the necessity of studying the phenomenon from both the religious standpoint adopted by some reformers and the scientific approach subject to measurement and scrutiny. Participants commended the efforts of all entities advocating for real solutions to halt this phenomenon.

Participants decided to hold another scientific symposium after conducting religious, scientific, and social studies. The recommendations will be sent to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Government of National Unity for urgent and necessary action.

May God protect everyone and bless their efforts.