Students of the College of Law organized a creative theatrical presentation addressing the Speicher massacre. Assistant Professor and Vice Dean of the College of Law, Dr. Adnan Al-Sharoufi, mentioned that the performance incorporated universally adopted principles of human rights, emphasizing the right to life. The play illustrated the heinous crime of the Speicher massacre, equating it with other war crimes against humanity. The presentation was considered a significant and effective step in combating terrorism, terrorists, and their supporters, legally pursuing them as individuals or groups classified as war criminals committing genocide. The students chose the Speicher camp case for their theatrical presentation, eliciting a profound emotional response from the audience, many of whom were moved to tears. The Speicher massacre occurred in mid-July, where over 1,700 military personnel undergoing training by the terrorist organization ISIS were captured and killed in Tikrit, Salahuddin Province, northern Iraq.

The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (Peace Be Upon Him) concluded the activities of its first annual festival held in the Aula Hall, celebrating World Arabic Language Day. The agenda for the second and final day included presentations of four research papers by Dr. Adnan Al-Sharoufi, Dr. Latif Al-Qasab, Dr. Star Al-Ghazi, and Dr. Sami Al-Maamouri. Researchers and participants discussed the significance of language in legal formulation, and the feasibility of studying spoken Arabic dialects academically, and highlighted the Iraqi legislator's stance on language issues and other important linguistic matters. The festival, titled "Arabic: The Language of the Holy Quran and the Identity of Our Nation," produced several recommendations, including establishing an annual tradition and inviting specialists in Arabic and its professors from within Iraq and beyond.
This two-day festival witnessed a select group of educators, students, researchers, writers, intellectuals, and language, literature, and law enthusiasts, along with poetic and theatrical events involving university students.