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The center of heritage revival organizes seminar ( the development conception of geographical region)

The center of heritage revival organizes seminar entitled ( the development conception of geographic region) where sited in the Nabila A. Dawood hall in the center with presence by numbers of professors , the lecture is presented by assist. Instructor Walaa Dhiaa nisayf (one of the center’s members) who talks about that the region is an important instrument in geography as it taught the date exactly In light of the time period, because people live things happen within a specific time frame, geography should also study the world in light of specific areas within which things are linked to its core. Nassif also added that studying the character of the region is one of the most difficult concepts in geography, as it requires in-depth studies and analysis of natural and human relations, and no geographer can reach this stage unless he has historical and geographical knowledge of the components of the region, and has a keen insight into the relations, in other words, the geographer must be well-informed. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing continued success

The library of revival of Arabian science heritage visited Dr. Ahmad Alhasnawy (the chief of manuscript in Iraqi scientific collective  on Thursday 28^th/11/2024 , His visit was to present a map of the world of Al-Idrisi as a gift to the center’s library. This is part of the cooperation mechanism between our center and the Iraqi Scientific Academy. At the end of the visit, the director of the center thanked Al-Hasnawi for his visit, wishing him continued success and more future cooperation

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.

 Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center ) , the center of heritage revival organized seminar entitled (Shrines attributed to Jews in Iraq) on Tuesday 5^th/11/2014 where sited on the gallery of Nabila A. Dawood in the center , the lecturer is present by assist prof. Dr. Wasan Hussein Mohaimeed who talked about About the shrines attributed to the Jews, some of them are for several prophets, and for their religious men from the rabbis and the righteous, some of them are sacred to them and some of them they do not care about, and some of them are pure fabrications, their aim in attributing them to them is to strengthen their existing idea regarding the deep roots of their history and the antiquity of their presence in Iraq in all its regions, and among these shrines are Seth, son of Adam, Benjamin, son of Jacob, the Prophet Job, the shrine of Rabbi Yehuda, son of Yetira, the shrine of Rabbi Yosef the Galilean or Galilea, and the shrine of Sheikh Isaac the Gaonite or Gaonite.

The center of heritage revival organizes seminar ( yemen political circumstances in Islamic era )

Under supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center ) , the center of heritage revival organizes seminar entitled ( yemen political circumstances in Islamic era ) the lecture was given by Dr. Sahar Hassan Abdul Rasoul, a lecturer at our center, who explained that Yemen’s political conditions resulted from two axes: the first was the entry of the people of Yemen into Islam after the spread of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula. Envoys were sent to it, and the year in which the people of Yemen entered Islam differed. The second axis is that Yemen, during the era of the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates, was stable and did not witness any events. However, during the Umayyad Caliphate, it was characterized by the large number of governors, and often the governor did not last more than a few months and was dismissed. During the Abbasid Caliphate, Yemen was not stable due to its distance from the center of the Caliphate and the mountainous nature, so independent states were formed