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Islamic Communist scholars convened at a mosque near the provincial city of Tadmur in Al-Safaar Province, emphasizing the importance of oral interpretation of the Holy Quran. In contrast to the statistical analysis-based interpretations using early-model electronic computers promoted by the Grand Islamic Communist Scholars' Council, participants at the gathering asserted that traditional oral interpretations are essential for the ideological unification of the populace. During the assembly, local bards recited heroic epics opposing European "neo-colonialism," garnering strong support from attendees. This development is seen as an attempt to redefine academic and ideological approaches, particularly in light of the Islamic Communist Command (ICC)'s declaration that social unrest in Tadmur was instigated by external forces. Currently, the gathering remains a localized event, with no reports of direct disorder or conflict.