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Under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Laith Majid Hussein, Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad, the center organized a seminar on Monday September 8, 2025. The event was attended by a number of professors and academics and was held in the Nabīlah ʿAbd al-Munʿim Dāwūd Hall, under the title “The Demands of the People of Hellfire in the Holy Qur’an.”

The lecture was delivered by Prof. Dr. Taha Subti Ibrahim, a faculty member at our center, who spoke about the People of Hellfire in the Qur’an and the requests they make and declare. Among these demands are returning to worldly life, being released from Hell, or having the punishment reduced even for a single day. He explained that all these demands are voiced by the inhabitants of Hell, beginning with their wish to return to the world, then to be released from Hell, and finally to have the torment lessened — each carrying doctrinal and educational implications. He emphasized the importance of drawing lessons from the Qur’an in refining behavior and strengthening faith awareness

Heritage Revival Center Organizes a Workshop Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Women’s Health”

Under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Laith Majid Hussein, Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad, the Women’s Affairs Division in the Center organized a workshop on Wednesday morning, May 21, 2025, in Professor Nabeela Abdul-Munim Dawood Hall, with the attendance of a number of professors and researchers.The workshop was entitled:“Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Women’s Health”The session was chaired by Dr. Zainab Khalid Mahmoud, a member in the Center, and the lecture was presented by Dr. Juman Adnan Hussein who spoke about the rapid technological advancements that highlight Artificial Intelligence (AI) as one of the most significant tools transforming the field of women’s health—ranging from preventive care and accurate diagnosis to treatment and improving quality of life. Thanks to deep learning techniques and big data analysis, doctors and patients can now access personalized and rapid solutions based on scientific precision, which reduces medical errors and enhances women’s health outcomes across various life stages.The researcher highlighted the most important AI applications in this field, such as early detection of breast and cervical cancers, improved IVF outcomes, pregnancy monitoring, fetal health tracking, and even managing menopause symptoms. These technologies also help bridge gaps in areas lacking specialized medical services by offering remote diagnostics and smart assistive tools. She also emphasized the challenges related to data ethics and the importance of ensuring inclusivity in AI models to represent all racial and social groups.This introduction opens the door to exploring how AI is reshaping the future of women’s healthcare, while maintaining a balance between innovation and potential risks. In conclusion, the workshop included several contributions and discussions focused on these applications and their proper use.

Sponsored by the ministry of culture ,tourism and Antiquities in cooperation with  the French Institute and the Goethe Institute in Iraq, with the presence of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, the general directors, a number of members of parliament, and representatives of foreign embassies, Assistant Professor Dr. Laith Majeed Hussein, Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad, participated in the (Tigris Nights Films) Festival, which was held on the grounds of the Abbasid Palace, where short Iraqi, German, and French films were shown that deal with the idea of ​​peace and violence in society.that was happened on Tuesday 13^thof May 2025. He expressed his interest in this festival because of its ancient heritage importance.

The department of syntactic sciencesin the center of heritage revival /university of Baghdad organized workshop entitled (Scientific plagiarism in ancient and contemporary studies)in Nabila A. Al-Munam Dawood hall in the center on Wednesday 7^th/5/2025 with presence by number of researchers , The lecture was given by Professor Dr. Taha Sabti Ibraheem (one of the center’s members) who talked about the reality , types and forms  of scientific plagiarism defining it as using of thoughts ,words and other works without signing to them mentioned the types of scientific plagiarism, It is complete, partial and intellectual theft. He also confirmed that the causes of theft occur from ignorance of academic rules and cheating. He also explained the ways to avoid academic theft, which are understanding academic rules, correct citation and original writing.,

According to University President’s Directive and supervised by the director of the center prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim , the center of heritage revival organized celebration on Thursday 12th/12/2024 on the hall Nabila A. Dawood in the center Celebrating the occasion of the Great Victory Day, Professor Dr. Zainab Kamel Karim from the Manuscripts Department gave a speech on this occasion, speaking about the Great Victory Day to liberate Iraqi lands from the groups of obscurantism and responding to the call of the supreme authority. The liberation operations began. The tenth of December was an important day in the lives of Iraqis. She remembered the martyrs of Iraq who sacrificed their lives and blood for the sake of the homeland. Surat Al-Fatihah was recited in reverence for the souls of our righteous martyrs who sacrificed their most precious possessions. Mr. Saif Sabri Qasim, Head of the Training and Development Unit at the Strategic Center in the Community Police Department / Ministry of Interior, participated in the celebration from the members of the Ministry of Interior, speaking about the participation of all branches of the army, the Ministry of Interior, the security forces and the Popular Mobilization Forces, and they had an effective and honorable role in liberating Iraqi lands from the terrorist ISIS

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop (the effect of social awareness in protecting youth from drugs)  :

According to the center’s activities , the center of heritage revival , the center organized the second workshop about drug which entitled (the effect of social awareness in protecting youth from drugs) where sited on the center’s hall on Monday 2^nd/12/2024 , the lecture is presented by assist. Instructor Zainab Khalid who talked about the role of family in awareness their kids from drug danger  By raising them on a correct construction of values ​​and sound habits, monitoring their friends and the environment surrounding them outside the family, in addition to providing them with a suitable and healthy environment, strengthening their role within the family, informing them of the most important problems, and participating in finding appropriate solutions. Thus, the children feel that they have an entity and importance, which prevents them from resorting to any party outside the family and makes them able to confront the danger of the problems they are exposed to. The researcher also added about the role of schools and universities in protecting their members from the danger of drugs by holding educational seminars and workshops, in addition to recreational and scientific activities that occupy the time of young people and show the extent of the risks to which drug addicts are exposed, and thus protect them from this scourge.

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop (Youth drug addiction and ways to confront it)  

According to the center’s activities , the center of heritage revival and scientific research that organized a awareness campaign on the dangers of drugs and how to avoid them that it organizes a workshop entitled (Youth drug addiction and ways to confront it) where sited  on Sunday 1^st/12/2024 , it is presented by assist. Instructor Joman Adnan Hussein who talks about Drug addiction among young people is a serious phenomenon that affects the physical and psychological health of young people and negatively affects society as a whole. Addiction results from regular drug use, which leads to physical and psychological dependence on them and weakens the ability of young people to control their lives. Therefore, it is a complex problem that requires concerted efforts between the family, society and government institutions. Early awareness, psychological support and the provision of healthy alternatives can contribute effectively to preventing and combating addiction.

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim , the center organizes workshop entitled ( the famous Arabs and their effect in Arabic Renaissance era , the lecture is presented by prof. Dr. nadia Gathban Mohammad (one of the lecturers in Iraqi scientific collective ) The researcher discussed the Renaissance from a linguistic, historical and philosophical perspective since its inception in Europe and the extension of its impact to Arab countries due to the European occupation. She then talked about the most important representations of this Renaissance in Iraq, its fields and the influential names that contributed to shaping the map of cultural, political, social and artistic awareness. She also showed that the Renaissance is a continuous state between the past and the present because it is linked to the way of thinking. This does not mean that critical thinking should not be practiced on it, but rather it is a necessity to review to measure its impact, especially in what was produced by newspapers and magazines that dealt with the daily life of Iraqi society and its situation with the establishment of the concept of the modern state. The researcher touched on the importance of institutions in supporting the intellectual renaissance in Iraq. Among the most prominent of these institutions is the Scientific Institute founded by Thabet Abdel Nour in the 1920s and the Iraqi Scientific Academy, which included great names, some of whom are involved between the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage and the Academy, such as Dr. Taha Baqir, who founded an Iraqi archaeological school with its own features, and Professor Dr. Saleh Ahmed Al-Ali, who established a method for reading Arab history. She touched on the legal renaissance at the hands of the head of the Iraqi Scientific Academy, Professor Munir Al-Qadi, and his impact on the formulation of civil law in Iraq. As for the field of artistic renewal, we find Jawad Salim, who was able to draw inspiration from what is historical and local to bring it to the global scene. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing her continued success.