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 Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center , The center of heritage revival organizes workshop (the archeological heritage in In Shorjah Market, protecting authenticity and the challenges of modernity), on Monday 4^th/11/2024 with presence by many professors and members of the center , the lecturer is present by prof. Dr. Saadi Ibraham Aldaraji (one of the retired professor of the center) who talked about The origin of the name “Shorjah” is that there was a bathhouse with a salty well in this market, so the bathhouse was known as (Shorjah), which is taken from the Persian language where (Shor) means salty and (Jah) means well, so it is (Shorjah). Over time, its name came to be given to its vicinity and even to a part of the Attarin Market itself, then the names overlapped and spread until the name Shorjah prevailed over the Attarin Market. The history of the name is mentioned in the records of the Turkish traveler (Evliya Çelebi) the names of some of Baghdad’s shops, among which he mentioned the Shorjah Market when he talked about the Caliphs’ Mosque. The traveler had visited Baghdad twice in the years 1648 and 1653 AD. The first endowment in which the name Shorjah was mentioned is the endowment of Hajj Muhammad bin Murad al-Baghdadi dated (1159 AH / 1746 AD). He endowed his descendants with a courtyard at the head of the Shorjah market. Al-Daraji added that the most important archaeological landmarks in Shorjah are the Marjan Mosque, a group of inns, old houses, the shrine of Ambassador Al-Nawbakhti, and the Latin Church…. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim ( the director of the center) , the center of heritage revival organizes scientific symposium entitled (The science of tricks is an advantage of the pioneers of Islamic civilization in mechanical engineering.) on Wednesday 9/10/2024 where sited on the Nabila A. gallery , the first lecture is presented by instructor Dr. Thamer Salah Al-dulaimi /college of engineering /department of mechanical engineering who talks about the world of ticks(mechanics) and its beginning and its goals of innovation in addition to its effect on the various sides of life socially and intellectualy as well as its effect on filds of sciences arts and architecture ensures Muslim scientists  who have They are the ones who have a clear imprint and a great impact on the emergence, spread and development of this science and the benefit from these lessons that are important in building the principle of innovation and supporting innovators. The second lecture was given by Prof. Dr. Essam Mohamed Ali / Faculty of Engineering / Department of Mechanical Engineering, speaking about the Islamic civilization, has reached great horizons in various fields of engineering. These huge achievements must have been the result of the brilliant efforts of unique scientists who spent their lives and money in worship of God by seeking knowledge and teaching it to others and facilitating the means of life on earth with wonderful inventions. The history of Islamic civilization is replete with the names of hundreds, even thousands of scientists who succeeded in changing the face of life with the inventions and innovations they provided to humanity, from which all sciences and knowledge benefited, some of which are still used to this day, and which excelled in the sciences of engineering, astronomy, mathematics, and others. Some of the inventions and innovations provided by Muslim scientists who changed the face of life throughout the ages are (Muhammad, Ahmed, and Al-Hassan), the sons of Musa bin Shaker. In conclusion, the door was opened for discussion in front of the audience, and the discussions culminated in learning more about the scientific innovations of these scientists. The Director of the Center thanked the lecturers and presented them with certificates of appreciation, wishing them continued success in serving our university and our beloved Iraq

A delegation from the al-Abbas’s (p) Holy Shrine visited the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage on Sunday morning, 10/6/2024. The delegation was received by the Director of the Center, Prof. Dr. Alaa Nafeh Jassim, where the delegation was briefed on the center’s library and its provision of scientific books. He opened up prospects for cooperation with the shrine and the center to hold scientific seminars and workshops in the future and urged the workers to develop strategic plans for the importance of manuscripts and place them at the top of scientific interests. The delegation thanked the center’s work team for the hospitality and warm reception, and the director of the center thanked them for their presence and interest in heritage in the service of our university and our beloved Iraq.

The center of revival heritage organizes workshop

(The authority file of Iraqi authors throughout the ages

Under the supervision of prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim the center organizes workshop entitled (The authority file of Iraqi authors throughout the ages)on Wednesday 2/10/2024 where sited on Nabila A. almunam hall rganized by the Manuscripts Department at the Center, the lecture was given by Mr. (Ali Abdul-Ridha Rasool), speaking about the reference file, which is the most important tool for controlling and mastering the names of Iraqi libraries. The project was launched in 2019 with 2,000 Iraqi books and began to develop, as it has now become more than 23,000 Iraqi books. He also mentioned the axes that contributed to the formation of the project, which are the high-level map of Iraqi libraries, providing an integrated database, and collecting Iraqi intellectual output. He also mentioned that the project is managed by the Indexing and Information Systems House affiliated with the Library and Manuscript House at the Al-Abbas’s (p) Holy Shrine. The workshop included several interventions and discussions about this project. In conclusion, the Director of the Center thanked the lecturer and presented a certificate of appreciation in appreciation of the efforts made and the continuation of opening horizons of cooperation with the holy shrines.

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop) the effect of educational organizations In empowering rural women) :

Under the supervision of the prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim , the center organized workshop entitled (the )effect of educational organizations In empowering rural women(on Wednesday 25^th/9/2024 where sited on Nabila A. Munam hall , the lecture presented by prof. Dr. Anas Esam Ismaiel who talked about the rural woman as she lost more of her legal and social laws according to traditional traditions but it is rather, they are remnants of pre-Islamic customs that have resisted elimination despite the passage of centuries since the Islamic message, due to the desire of the male society to prevail and dominate, as it is the one with power and strength, so it gradually returns women to the pre-Islamic customs, exploiting their ignorance of the features of their religion and the laws of their country. Hence, we find that rural society is always keen to deprive women of education so that they do not rebel against the customs of rural society, according to their claim. Likewise, educational conditions have not helped girls to learn, as many preparatory schools in rural society are still mixed-gender. The process of saving women from ignorance, backwardness and the dominance of customs is led by education and more efforts by the concerned bodies to educate them and save them from what they are in. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the researcher, wishing him continued success in serving our distinguished university and our beloved Iraq.

Within the Anti-Corruption Program and under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafeh Jassim, Director of the Center, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad organized a workshop entitled (Money Laundering Crime) on Tuesday morning, September 24, 2024, in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud, in the presence of a number of professors and researchers. The lecture was given by the Legal Advisor (Manal Faeq Abbas) and the Legal Advisor (Manaf Ahmed Shaalan) / Federal Integrity Commission, speaking about money laundering, which aims to give a legal character to the funds that represent the proceeds of crimes and their returns, regardless of the type of crime committed and the description of the perpetrator. It is a process resorted to by those working in drug trafficking and transnational and non-organized organized crimes to hide the unreal source of illegal (dirty) money and to camouflage it to give legitimacy to illegal income. The speakers emphasized the crimes that harm the national economy and the national anti-money laundering laws and international agreements, including the Convention against Drug Trafficking and the (Palermo) Convention to Combat Crimes The transnational organization aims to prevent the concealment of the true source of illegally acquired funds and to protect companies that are exploited in money laundering crimes without realizing it. Combating money laundering is part of economic development procedures. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturers for giving attention to important topics that are considered contemporary problems, hoping to raise these issues in workshops and discussion groups in the future