Journal of Education for Humanities

Given the importance of faith in the lives of societies, the Zionists have recognized this fact. We can observe this by contemplating the foundations of the establishment of the State of Israel. How the Zionists focused their attention on religious foundations, with the goal of invoking the concepts of the Promised Land, God's Chosen People, and the Holy Temple, and making the re-establishment of the Jewish state a divine mandate, all in order to employ these beliefs in the establishment of the State of Israel.
The research aims to demonstrate the religious foundations upon which Zionism is based in establishing the State of Israel on the land of Palestine, and to refute the Jewish claims upon which Zionism is based. The research is divided into an introduction and two chapters. The introduction includes: the importance of the research, its objectives, the reasons for its selection, the research methodology, previous studies, and its divisions. The first section was titled: Zionism - The State of Israel - Definition, Origins and Objectives. The second section was titled: The Religious Foundations for the Establishment of the State of Israel.

The research reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which are: Zionism relied on several pillars to establish the State of Israel on the land of Palestine; that the religious pillar is one of the most important pillars from which Zionism launched the establishment of the State of Israel; that Zionism derives its ideology and beliefs from the holy books that the Jews have distorted; and that the most important religious pillars from which Zionism launched the establishment of the State of Israel are: the Promised Land, Holy Jerusalem, the Holy Temple, and the Chosen People.

This study shows that industrial development is one of the most important pillars of economic development in any country of the world because of the integrated service it provides to all sectors in the integration group, and that economic integration can reach the maximum degree of integration in the case of applying triangles of integration of growth between a group, countries or regions.
Accordingly, it is possible to study the triangles of economic integration between the most important Arab countries in the Arab East region in terms of location, resource, factories and global transport, namely (Iraq, Jordan and Saudi Arabia); In economic and agricultural activity and the diversity of its natural resources, such as oil, gas and others, which give economic value to the state, and to be the first in the amount of crude oil reserves.
We find that Jordan, with its excellent climate, encouraged the development of agriculture, especially the Mediterranean climate, which made it characterized by the cultivation of certain crops, such as fruit and olive trees, as well as crops that enter industries as a raw material.
Studying the economies of these three countries in terms of astronomical location, and the geographical location of each country, as well as the primary resources possessed by each country involved in industry, trade, and small and large factories in each of these three countries, and the year 2015 was chosen to compare the economies of these countries, and the establishment of the economic growth triangle that works to advance the three countries with a better reality, and keep pace with the developed countries of the world

This research aims to study numerical organization in the poetry of Adeeb Kamal al-Din, who is known for his use of numbers, figures, and letters, in accordance with his Sufi visions based on combining spiritual and linguistic aspects. He draws inspiration from numbers for a symbolic dimension, metaphysical extension, and semantic transformation.
The research does not merely analyze the poem to demonstrate its aesthetics and reveal his poetic experience, emotions, and creative ability. Rather, it analyzes it according to an organized mathematical system that highlights the symbolic transformations generated by Sufi existential and spiritual connotations. The poem "The Cup of Fire" represents a poetic model that combines numerical patterns, semantic transformations, and Sufi interpretations, creating a poetic text bearing mathematical imprints that combine linguistics and mathematics to interpret the deep structures of poetic texts and demonstrate the impact of number on their symbolic construction. Number is not only a descriptive tool, but also a driver for producing meaning and determining the horizon and paths of interpretation. The words and sentences used in the poem can be viewed as a mathematical system composed of a set of knowledge represented in sets, shapes, and numbers

The purpose of this research is to clarify Ibn Asfour's position on Al-Zajjaji in his book (Sharh al-Jumal) and Ibn Asfour's position on Al-Jumal. It also examines the most important statements attributed to Ibn Asfour, his position on the grammatical issues in Al-Jumal, his style of response, the organization and arrangement of the chapters of his book, and the grammatical approach adopted by Ibn Asfour, which is evident from his commentary on Al-Jumal, in which he agreed on many issues and disagreed on others.

The current research aims to identify cognitive empowerment among university students, as well as to identify self-concept among university students, and the correlational relationship between cognitive empowerment and self-concept among university students. The researcher adopted the descriptive correlational method. The research sample consisted of (300) male and female students from the population of Al-Mustansiriyah University, from both humanities and scientific specializations, and from the morning studies. The sample was selected using the stratified random sampling method. To achieve the objectives of the research, the researcher constructed two scales: the first to measure cognitive empowerment and the second to measure self-concept. The psychometric properties of both scales were verified through face validity and construct validity, as well as calculating reliability using Cronbach's alpha coefficient. The researcher used some appropriate statistical methods to analyze the data, and the results showed the following:
University students have a good level of cognitive empowerment
University students have a low level of self-concept.
-There is a negligible and negative correlation between cognitive empowerment and self-concept among university students.
Based on these results, the researcher provided some conclusions, recommendations, and suggestions.

This study examined the geomorphological changes that occurred in the river islands located south of Mosul, extending to the Hammam al-Alil district. The study focused on monitoring the transformations in the morphological, numerical, and spatial characteristics of the river islands over a period of twenty years. The study relied on modern geographic techniques and field studies, in addition to visual analysis of landforms.
The results showed clear developments and changes in the geomorphological structure of the river islands along the river course, as a result of morphoclimatic influences and human activities, particularly sand and gravel extraction (quarries). The change in the total area of the islands amounted to an increase of (545,912) m².
Lazaka Island recorded the largest area among the islands during the study period (2000 AD - 2020 AD), while Ain Al-Kabrit 1 Island was the smallest in 2000 with an area of (68,537.74) m², while Yaramjah Island recorded the smallest area in 2020, as it reached (123,914.37) m².

Many factors led to Florence being ahead of other Italian cities in the process of change and advancement and the transition from the stage of the dark Middle Ages to the stage of enlightenment and advancement that included all aspects of life. It seems that Florence had a radically different situation. The monuments, monuments and works were the best evidence of that advancement that it led. Thinkers and artists were born and raised in that city, so we must highlight its role first, and then the role of mother Italy in that movement and its direct impact on most European countries

This research aims to learn about the relationship between School psychological stresses and Bullying in Outstanding Secondary Students Nineveh Governorate Center, and to learn about individual differences in the level of school psychological stresses and the level of bullying of research sample individuals depending on the variable (Male, female), class variable (third, fifth) The researcher used the correlative descriptive curriculum, the research sample was selected in a random caste manner and the research sample was 80 students distributed to the (40) males and (40) females high-end students and secondary students, in order to achieve the research objectives, the school psychological pressure scale and the bullying scale were applied, and the research data were processed using the social science statistical portfolio (spss) The research results showed:
1. There is a positive correlation between psychological stress and bullying behavior among gifted high school students.
2. There is a high level of psychological stress among the research sample, favoring males and in favor of the third intermediate grade.
3. There are statistically significant differences in the level of bullying according to the research variables: gender (male, female), favoring males, and grade (third, fifth), favoring the third intermediate grade.
The research results were interpreted and discussed in light of the educational and psychological heritage and previous studies related to the topic. The study concluded with a set of proposals and recommendations.

The current research aims to identify the level of social support and psychological stability among the students of the Open Educational College, Nineveh Center, and to identify the level of differences for both social support and psychological stability according to the variables (gender - academic stage), and to identify the relationship between social support and psychological stability among the students of the Open Educational College. The research sample was (217)male and female students from the second and fourth stages. To achieve the research objectives, the researcher prepared a social support scale.
It adopted Al-Khazraji’s (2006) measure of technical stability, and after extracting the apparent validity by presenting it to the test, and verifying the stability of the two scales by means of internal consistency and retesting, the data were treated statistically using the SPSS program. The results showed that 181 sample members had a good level of social support and psychological stability, and the absence of It produced statistical significance in the level of both social support and psychological stability according to the variables (gender - educational stage), and there was a positive, positive correlation between social support and psychological stability. In the results, the researcher presented several recommendations and proposals.

Turkish-Hungarian relations began after World War I. The ethnic ties between Turks and Hungarians, as well as the close ties and mutual sympathy between the Turkish and Hungarian peoples, contributed to the cordial relations between the two countries. Regarding the Turkish position on the events of the Hungarian Revolution and the Soviet intervention to crush the Hungarian Revolution, which began as a spontaneous street movement against the Soviet occupation and the policies of the pro-Moscow government, the Turkish people and government expressed solidarity with the Hungarian people and provided support to them. Furthermore, the Turkish press also addressed the serious repercussions of the Soviet intervention to crush the Hungarian Revolution. Most Turkish newspapers considered the Hungarian Revolution a nationalist movement and published articles emphasizing support for the Hungarians. Regarding the Turkish position on the consequences and effects of the Soviet intervention in Hungary, support and assistance were provided by Turkish relief organizations for Hungarian refugees. The Turkish Red Crescent Society and other non-governmental organizations were active in aid campaigns for Hungarian refugees who were housed in camps established throughout Istanbul. All the refugees' needs were met during their stay in Turkey.

This research addresses the position of the State of Kuwait on the Israeli invasions of Lebanon in 1978 and 1982, in light of the political and security transformations that the region witnessed at the time. It reflects the nature of both the official and popular Kuwaiti responses to one of the most complex crises in the context of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The research is based on the hypothesis that Kuwaiti foreign policy during that period was characterized by consistency and effectiveness, and that it succeeded in balancing principled stances—rooted in national and humanitarian commitments—with carefully calculated diplomatic movements within regional and international frameworks.
The study examines several key axes, including Kuwait’s position during Arab summits, its roles in the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly, in addition to political mediation efforts and financial aid provided through the Kuwait Fund for Development, and its role in sheltering Lebanese and Palestinian refugees. It also highlights the performance of Kuwaiti media, which played an effective role in covering the events of the Israeli aggression and shaping public awareness in support of the Lebanese cause.

The research adopts an analytical and documentary methodology, relying on primary sources such as official speeches, UN resolutions, contemporary Kuwaiti newspapers, as well as specialized academic theses and dissertations. The findings show that Kuwait, during that phase, represented an advanced Arab model in responding to crises, combining influential political presence with tangible humanitarian roles, thereby reinforcing its image as a balanced and active Gulf actor within the Arab system.

The 1969 Salvadoran–Honduran War was not a mere coincidence, nor—as the press often dubbed it—a “Football War” A closer examination of its origins and particulars reveals far deeper causes. Central America’s geography played a fundamental role in the persistent disputes among its seven nations, with economic interests and the tracts of land along their shared borders at the heart of the matter, A glance at the map shows that El Salvador is the smallest of the Central American states, covering roughly 21 km², yet in 1969 it had the highest population density in the region, with about 3.7 million inhabitants—some 40 per cent more than its neighbor Honduras, which in the same year numbered approximately 2.6 million people over about 112,000 km² (five times the area of El Salvador).
This study highlights the United States’ stance on the conflict between El Salvador and Honduras, drawing on declassified documents from the US Department of State and the Central Intelligence Agency. These sources show that Washington’s ostensibly neutral position was in fact shaped by the imperative to safeguard its own economic interests in Central America—especially in Honduras, where American companies such as the United Fruit Company held extensive investments.
Consequently, White House policymakers maintained a publicly neutral line, while implicitly favoring Honduras. When it became clear that the war was damaging the Central American Common Market and threatening US economic and security interests in the region, the United States intervened diplomatically—via the Organization of American States—to bring the fighting to an end and secure a settlement between El Salvador and Honduras.

The study aimed to propose Leadership 4.0 standards in the digital age in the light of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the use of artificial intelligence in leadership and administrative tasks, through a comprehensive analysis of educational literature, research, and previous studies during the 2024/2025 academic year. The study focused on providing criteria to enhance the efficiency, skills, and capabilities of leaders in the field to ensure continued excellence and achieve digital equity, comprehensive quality, and competitive advantage through smart software and applications, and their leadership considering rapid technological developments. What distinguishes this study from others is its reliance on an analytical approach as a basis for extrapolating previous studies to understand the challenges, opportunities, and ways to enhance the principles of smart investment in technology. This is to build a long-term future strategy and activate the role of effective partnerships in a fair and sustainable manner. The study was based on an in-depth review of previous research findings. Among the most important findings of the study are the development of ten proposed criteria for activating Leadership 4.0: technology, adaptability and flexibility, data-driven decision-making, encouraging innovation and creativity, collaborative and networked leadership, empowerment and talent development, emotional intelligence and effective communication, digital ethics and responsibility, and a growth mindset and continuous learning. The study recommends a set of recommendations, most notably the integration of Leadership 4.0 concepts into the educational curricula of management and leadership programs. The study recommends redesigning the curricula of business and management colleges to include topics on digital leadership, innovation, digital ethics, and remote collaborative work, with the aim of preparing leaders who are aligned with the requirements of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Keywords: Leadership 4.0, Fourth Industrial Revolution, Digital Age

The current research aims to investigate the effectiveness of the Bayer strategy in enhancing academic achievement and executive attention in teaching modern and contemporary history to twelfth-grade female literary students. The researcher followed a quasi-experimental design (pretest-post-test) for the control group to achieve this goal. The research required selecting a representative sample from the population, proportional in size to the statistical procedures. Thus, the researcher chose the sample using cluster random sampling, based on selecting complete groups after dividing the population into random groups. The research tools consisted of an executive attention scale comprising )20(items and a post-test consisting of )50(items developed by the researcher. After extracting psychometric properties such as validity and reliability, the executive attention scale and achievement test were applied to a random sample of 45 students. They were divided into two groups: the experimental group (22 students) and the control group (23 students). During the three-month experiment, the experimental group was taught according to the Bayer strategy, while the control group was taught using conventional methods.

This work falls under the research that looks at a single word, traces it, and considers its meanings. It is a series of previous works known in the linguistic heritage, such as paying attention to a verb, a letter, or a morphological formula, which the researcher traces and stands within sight of its meanings. It may be possible to look at A single verse from the Qur’an, or highlighting a grammatical sentence or a specific linguistic use. Our research focuses on the word (my father) from the Holy Qur’an and looks at its meanings, connotations and positions, and looks at the morphological chapters that this word has taken into account as a result of the scholars’ differences in its explanation and attribution. The research concluded that the word (my father) from the fourth chapter is (my father refuses), which is what was stated. To him Sibawayh, but this word was moved to the third chapter (Abi Yabi) in order to seek lightness, and that result was valid. On the basis of the meaning conveyed by the word, Its linguistic significance indicates confirmation, so the meaning of abstaining is only in the case of one for whom abstinence has become a habit and characteristic. He continues to abstain until it becomes a habit that harms him and takes control of him

Islam has been subjected to fierce attacks since its emergence in Mecca, targeted by both internal and external enemies. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was accused of falsehood, foolishness, and madness. These attacks continued over time, evolving in their methods until the rise of Orientalists, who wove complex conspiracies aimed at undermining the foundations of Islam. Sometimes, they opposed it openly, and at other times, they attempted to discredit it through raising doubts in their writings.
Among the Orientalists who played a major role in casting doubts on Islam was Ignaz Goldziher, who is considered one of the most hostile critics of Islam. In his works, he raised numerous suspicions concerning the Prophetic Hadiths, selectively citing some of them in order to cast doubt on their authenticity.
Therefore, it became necessary to gather the Hadiths that Goldziher used as evidence in his claim that Hadiths were fabricated for religious motives, and to analyze and critically assess them in light of the sciences of Hadith.
The nature of the study required it to be structured into an introduction, two main sections, and a conclusion, in which the most significant findings from the analysis of the Orientalist’s thought were presented.

Cosmetic surgeries in the legal perspective are among the most important topics mentioned in the jurisprudence of new issues as it is a new issue that appeared in the modern era that did not exist previously and there is confusion about the extent of its permissibility and legitimacy or prohibition in terms of the division of scholars' opinions on it. The research discussed the concept of cosmetic surgeries as mentioned in the books of specialists and their types and their role in contemporary life and focused on the position of Sharia on those surgeries, especially since the new human cases are many and successive and cannot stop at a certain limit and that cosmetic surgeries are diverse and that every day there is something new for them like any other matter and the research also worked to clarify the difference between cosmetic surgeries that are intended for treatment or those intended for other matters such as improvement and decoration and the opinion of scholars on this matter in order to clarify the position of Islamic law on it and almost the majority of scholars agree on the permissibility of the matter and the hatred or prohibition of the second matter with the presence of some positions that confirm the permissibility of both matters.

The protagonist in the texts of Abdullah Jad'an is characterized by linguistic markers, and its presence is positioned within the elements that compose it—within the word itself, its movement inside the text, facial changes, or the guiding expressions left by the author. The character emerges from nothingness at the beginning of the text and returns to it at the end, fulfilling both its function and the role assigned to it simultaneously. Therefore, Jad'an crafts his protagonists within a unified identity that is known through the discourse spoken in their name and is structured according to the axis of time and the spatial boundaries within which the character moves. This is because the protagonist is the main element in the text and the primary component of the conflict, in addition to possessing emotional traits that qualify them to act—or refrain from acting. This is the point where awareness becomes evident, serving as the tool that defines the nature of the action and the character’s status. The study aimed to examine how the protagonist is utilized in Jad'an’s plays by understanding the factors influencing behavioral phenomena that reveal human contradictions. It also sought to discover the core points of the protagonist by comprehending their internal structure, thoughts, and nature of their relationships with others. Jad'an’s heroic characters are distinguished by traits that manifest in the text through their connection with the real world they inhabit. They appear to embody the central idea of the text across its various lines—whether these lines run parallel, intersect, or converge at a single focal point—making the protagonist seem like the dominant force over all aspects of the text.Furthermore, the protagonist in Jad'an’s plays is constructed from the product of a specific historical period, or the outcome of a particular phenomenon, and as a future force emerging from the momentum of the present. This is because the fermentation of the present, with its cumulative layers, makes qualitative transformation an inevitable and destined matter. Notably, the heroic character in Jad'an’s plays represents an objective equivalent to an idea, a theme, or any other concept. It often leans towards realistic depth, as the construction of the dramatic narrative portrays realistic characters with both physical and spiritual depth. Additionally, the protagonist lives in the past, present, and future.On this basis, the dramatic hero is a realistic hero who exists in a realistic life, and at the same time is not devoid of a sense of the unknown worlds surrounding them. They do not require extensive movement within the events of the play, but rather need to absorb and comprehend the events they experience. The hero is one who sees and hears, stands before a heavy reality, and tries to coexist with its various components. Therefore, the protagonist performs their role through their connection to the play’s events and through their relationships with other characters in the work The research focused on employing the hero character in Abdullah Jadaan's plays, addressing the mechanisms of the character's operation within the theatrical text and its relationship to the elements of dramatic construction, and relying on three topics, the first of which dealt with the concept of character as one of the most important poles of literature and the element that forms the links of representation of the cultural and literary construction and the engine within the theatrical work. As for the second topic, it stopped at the theatrical character on which the theatrical work is based as the factor that carries out and creates the event, and the third topic dealt with employing the hero character in Abdullah Jadaan's theatrical texts as the dramatic context capable of creating theatrical actions through attachment and interlocking of performance actions, then the research came out with the results and conclusions that answered the research problem.

All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, and may peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allah, his family, and his chosen righteous companions.
This research study revolves around a noble topic entitled:
“Morphological Reasoning Based on Qur’anic Readings and Their Interpretation in the Book Marginal Notes on Sibawayh’s Book: A Comparative Study.”
The study investigates how scholars of Arabic linguistics used Qur’anic readings as foundational evidence in establishing grammatical and morphological rules. Notably, these interpretations stem from the leading figures of Arabic linguistics, foremost among them Sibawayh, his contemporaries, and his students. These linguistic deductions enriched the Arabic language by offering new perspectives and diversified opinions among the early grammarians.
The research aims to uncover the nature of these morphological reasonings and interpretations as presented by the early linguists. The topics of the study are organized according to the order of the surahs in the Glorious Qur’an, with each issue examined independently. The study concludes with a summary of the most significant findings.

The problems of cities at the present time and their potential in the coming years attract the attention of thinkers and planners in general and those interested in urban research in particular. This interest in cities involves several considerations, including a significant increase in the proportion of urban residents. The city also depicts the essence of human struggle in its victory and failure, and represents the sequence of time and history rich with events that are in fact an encyclopedia in their content and meaning. The city is also the civilized facade of the state, and therefore the city must have a distinctive personality and a special character of its own. A steadfast spirit helps it assert itself as a driving force throughout history. For a city to live up to the cultural aspirations of any nation, it must first examine its problems and then devise successful solutions. City entrances are the city's facade and provide a first impression of the city to those arriving. They facilitate orientation and movement within the city and direct traffic. City entrances are also used to locate various urban activities and define their functions. City entrances interact with the surrounding environment and play a role in communication between the city and its regional surroundings. City entrances contribute to shaping the city's visual identity and presenting it in a way that reflects its nature and culture.

Compounding is a word formation process that can be produced by combining two meaningful words together in order to form a new term, such as cornflakes, busybody, downpour, cutoff, long-haired, high school, and devil-may-care. The study aims at identifying the morpho-syntactic classifications of compound words according to Quirk and Greenbaum's model (1973) and the semantic relations as endocentric (hyponymy and metonymy) and exocentric as (metaphor). It also aims at investigating the forms of compound words according to Stageberg's model (1981) as hyphenated, closed, and open compounds. The findings of this study are: the hyphenated compounds which are used in Pride and Prejudice are ( sitting-room, picture-gallery, arm-in-arm, newly-born, etc…). Closed compounds are (eyelashes, gentleman, clergyman, upstairs, and fireplace). Open compounds are ( young man, critical eye, polished society, best friend, easy manners, lottery tickets, and wedding day). The endocentric compounds which consist of a head and semantically hyponyms to the compounds such as: noun, verb, adverb, and adjective compounds. The exocentric compounds are the compounds which have no head as a component to the compounding such as: ''needlework and grown-up''.

The oil industry is one of the most important sectors in Iraq, playing a significant role in developing and strengthening the country’s economic infrastructure. Koya District has one oil field. Oil production in Koya has, of course, had a major impact on land use and air quality. Between 2003 and 2023, transformations in land use were primarily driven by the expansion of the oil industry. This sector has significantly influenced agricultural land conversion and accelerated urban growth in the region because of substantial changes in land use and air quality due to oil production activities in Koya District.
Using satellite image classification, we focused particularly on the northwest region of Koya, where the risks associated with crude oil production have strongly affected surface soils. In contrast, the eastern parts of Koya remain relatively unpolluted. Additionally, the southeastern area is characterized by extensive fish ponds, while urbanization has surged to 69.5%. Air pollution in Koya in 2021 was high—up to 65 molarity—but NO₂ levels dropped after oil production stopped in 2023, falling to 31 molarity. This study aims to analyze the changes in land use and air pollution in Koya District under the influence of the oil industry using remote sensing techniques.

This study explores the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, particularly ChatGPT, on improving the academic writing skills of university students at the University of Baghdad. Adopting a descriptive-analytical field research approach, the study collected data from a sample of 60 students from the English Department through a combination of surveys, written compositions, and semi-structured interviews. The quantitative findings indicate notable enhancements in several key areas of academic writing, including grammar, vocabulary usage, organizational structure, coherence, and overall writing quality following the use of AI tools. Qualitative data further reveal that students experienced increased confidence, greater motivation, and improved time management when engaging in writing tasks with the support of AI. However, the study also uncovers concerns regarding excessive dependence on these tools and the ethical implications of their use in academic contexts. The research concludes that while generative AI can be a powerful educational support, its integration must be carefully balanced and ethically guided

The representation of collective trauma in literature can be a powerful tool for voicing people\'s suffering. However, it can also be weaponized and commercialized for political and cultural gain. Thus, this paper compares the depiction of collective trauma in Anne Sexton\'s \"After Auschwitz\" and Mahmood Darwish\'s \"Silence for Gaza.\" Using Anne Rothe’s concept of popular trauma culture (2011) as a theoretical framework. The study explores how the Holocaust and the conflict in Gaza are portrayed in literature. It highlights how collective trauma is marketed and consumed in popular culture. Through textual analysis, the paper concludes that Sexton\'s approach to representing collective trauma contrasts with that of Darwish. While Sexton romanticizes suffering by offering a grotesque and sentimental imagery, Darwish condemns such a notion and offers an authentic lived traumatic experience that represents the suffering of Palestinians. Ultimately, the paper emphasizes that while it is essential for poets to voice collective trauma, there is a pressing need for a more ethical and respectful approach to representing trauma in media. The study underscores the urgency for unbiased representation of war victims, without using their suffering to propagate emotional, material and political agendas.

This paper examines the mechanisms of disciplinary punishment and resistance in Benyamin\'s Goat Days via a Foucauldian perspective. This research examines how spiritual consciousness, especially through spirituality and prayer, serves as a counterforce to biopolitical dominance. The study contends that the protagonist’s inner conviction creates a heterotopic realm of resistance. It reconceptualizes pain not as subjugation but as a locus of psychological agency and cultural resistance within the framework of labor exploitation. It relies on several Foucauldian notions of counter-conduct, Heterotopias, Hegemonic Power and biopolitics to further broaden and enrich the argument toward a deep understanding of devastated power of people in charge as well as the resistance agency. The story highlights the hardships endured by migrant laborers, who are frequently overlooked and unheard in the larger political and social context. Their issues underscore how institutional power systems perpetuate socioeconomic disparities, reflecting broaden themes of marginalized people endured mistreatment and neglect. The protagonist\'s identity as a foreign laborer is influenced by the prevailing culture\'s prejudices and preconceptions. This supports Foucault\'s claim that power is social, which means that it changes both individuals\' identities and the way society works. The protagonist\'s journey in confinement can be interpreted as a form of resistance. The act of submitting to authority demonstrates a profound understanding of agency, as it is a survival strategy. The protagonist discovers comfort and survival in prayer, spiritual contemplation and social solidarity. Thus, the personal empowerment may arise despite structural oppression. The resistant opposing acts as a counter-narrative to the grim facts of imprisonment, demonstrating how religion may foster psychological resilience to reinterpretation.