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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.,

Under the supervision by prof, D. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center) , the center of heritage revival / university of Baghdad organizes scientific symposium) entitled (The leadership of clinical psychology and its impact on mental health care between heritage and modernity)in Nabila A. Dawood hall in the center on Wednesday 23^rd/4/2025 he lecture was delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Ashraf Muwaffaq Falih, Head of the Department of Clinical Psychology, Imam Jaafar Al-Sadiq University (PBUH). He spoke about the psychological reality in Iraq resulting from the accumulation of wars, displacement, conflicts and poverty, and the resulting significant increase in the rates of psychological disorders, most notably: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression. He pointed out that these phenomena have become a real challenge to development and societal stability. He also emphasized that the clinical psychologist is the scientifically and professionally qualified element to conduct accurate assessments, provide effective non-drug therapeutic interventions and contribute to the formulation of national policies for mental health. He also pointed out that the Iraqi health system suffers from a severe shortage of psychological cadres, which requires the integration of clinical psychology graduates into the treatment team to fill the growing gap in psychological services, especially in light of the increasing need for specialized psychological care. Dr. Haider Kamel Mahdi, Head of the Department of Behavioral Rehabilitation for Autism, Imam Jaafar Al-Sadiq University (PBUH), spoke about the growing importance of mental health globally, especially in the Iraqi context, which suffers from complex psychological crises as a result of wars, terrorism, and displacement. He added that clinical psychology and the role of the clinical specialist in assessment, diagnosis, and specialized psychological treatment, stressing the difference between it and psychological counseling. He also touched on the vital role of specialists in preventing psychological disorders, supporting those affected by crises, and promoting general mental health, emphasizing the importance of integration between mental and physical health. The symposium concluded with a research paper by the lecturer, Dr. Marwa Jamil Ahmed, College of Medicine, University of Baghdad, presenting recommendations, including developing laws, expanding the powers of the psychologist and their role in official institutions, supporting clinical specialties, combating societal stigma, and encouraging scientific research in the psychological field. In conclusion, the Director of the Center thanked the researchers, wishing them continued success

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop Archaeological sites in Baghdad: challenges and solutions:

Under the supervision of prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center ,the center of heritage revival/Baghdad documentation department organized (Archaeological sites in Baghdad: challenges and solutions )where sited in the Nabila A. hall in the center  the lecture is presented by retired prof. Dr. Saadi Ibraham Al daragy who talked about  Those concerned with heritage should contribute to the preservation of the architectural heritage in Baghdad, as many heritage buildings in the capital have been subjected to demolition or alteration due to age, natural factors, neglect, and urban development witnessed by the city in recent decades. However, examples of houses, inns, markets, and mosques that are distinguished by their planning and architecture have remained, sponsored by official institutions concerned with preserving heritage, most notably the General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage, the tourism departments, and the capital’s municipality. They sought to preserve and utilize them to ensure their survival. Al-Daraji added many of the aforementioned examples that depicted examples of Iraqi architecture, and even the most sophisticated architecture has reached in terms of artistry in designing and decorating architectural elements. The researcher reviewed the most important heritage landmarks in the capital, which are among the most prominent tourist attractions because they represent what remains of the image of old Baghdad. The episode included several interventions related to architecture and decoration in that era, and the director of the center thanked the researcher, wishing him continued success.

The center of heritage organizes scientific symposium (Modern technology and its impact on preserving and verifying manuscript heritage) :

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jasim (the director of the center), the center of heritage revival/university of Baghdad organizes scientific symposium entitled (Modern technology and its impact on preserving and verifying manuscript heritage) where sited on the hall of Nabila A. Almunam in the center  in 19^th/3/2025 , he researcher, Prof. Dr. Zainab Kamel Karim, Head of the Teaching Manuscripts Department at our Center, gave a lecture entitled (Modern Technologies and the Zengi Platform for Preserving and Verifying Manuscripts). She spoke about the most prominent modern technologies in preserving and verifying manuscripts and the most important modern technological means and methods for processing and studying archaeological manuscripts, which have greatly facilitated the researcher in solving many of the problems that manuscripts are exposed to due to their distinctive fragile organic nature, or helping in unraveling some historical and cultural facts dating back to the time of their copying. The researcher emphasized that the most important technologies are digital imaging technology, which is a form of photography, but it uses digital technology to process images without chemical processing, which converts the image of the paper manuscript into an electronic image, and reflectance spectroscopy technology, which is analysis using infrared rays (IR), in addition to X-rays, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, and modern technology for museum display of manuscripts. M.M. Walaa Diaa Nassif, a lecturer at our center, gave a lecture titled (The Role of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Preserving Manuscript Heritage and the Challenges and Problems Facing It). She spoke about the increasing significant role played by modern and digital technology in the field of preserving and protecting cultural heritage. Modern technologies are now used in the smallest details, as technology has become a vital and important role in preserving this heritage in various ways. She also added the role of technical and digital tools in documenting heritage and transmitting it to future generations, while enhancing access to it and understanding it more broadly. The research concluded with a lecture by Asst. Dr. Liqaa Amer Ashour, titled (The Importance of the Digital Library in Preserving Scientific Heritage (Manuscripts as a Model)), introducing digital libraries and their role in preserving historical manuscripts, as they allow for the preservation and publication of manuscripts more effectively and easily. Thanks to digital libraries, researchers and those interested in manuscripts can access historical documents more easily and accurately, which contributes to the preservation of cultural heritage and its documentation for future generations. She emphasized that digital libraries help protect manuscripts from damage and loss, as they can be copied and stored securely online. In conclusion, the symposium included several interventions on technological processes that serve the preservation and verification of heritage. The director of the center thanked all participants in the symposium, wishing them continued success in serving our university and our beloved Iraq

The Heritage Revival Center organized an awareness seminar on registering citizens’ light weapons and purchasing medium weapons.

Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafeh Jassim, Director of the Center, and under the direction of the Presidency of the University of Baghdad, the Government Media and Communication Unit at the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage – University of Baghdad organized on Monday morning, February 24, 2025, at exactly eleven o’clock in the morning, in the presence of a number of members of the Police Command, professors and researchers, and in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud, an awareness seminar entitled (Registering light weapons for citizens and purchasing medium weapons). The lecture was given by Lieutenant Colonel Salam Sadiq Maktouf – Ministry of Interior – Rusafa Sector Police Command, speaking about how to carry a licensed weapon.By citizens and handing over light weapons in the possession of the citizen through specific links activated by the Ministry of Interior and its affiliated sectors. The lecturer praised the necessity of informing these institutions of these weapons to register them according to these links and license them to the concerned citizen. Maktouf stressed the opening of horizons of cooperation and flexibility with the competent authorities and the citizen and ensuring his rights with the aim of preserving the lives of society from the use of incorrect weapons that threaten the lives of unarmed citizens. He also added that carrying weapons is a societal culture that must be adhered to by weapon holders. The lecture included several interventions and discussions on the subject. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer for his invitation, wishing him continued success in his field of work in the service of our beloved Iraq.

The center of heritage revival organizes seminar

(Renewing the controls of contemporary jurisprudential consensus)

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim , the center of heritage revival / university of Baghdad organizes seminar entitled (Renewing the controls of contemporary jurisprudential consensus) Where sited in the hall of Nabila A. Almunam in the center ,on Monday 17^th/2/2025, the lecture is presented by prof. Dr. Anas Esam Ismaiel (one of the center’s professor) who talks about Regarding the jurisprudential consensus, it still needs to renew the controls through agreement in the jurisprudential groups to determine the characteristics of the mujtahid who has the right to participate in the consensus by agreeing or rejecting, as well as determining the number of those who agree on the issue (those who agree and those who disagree) and determining the ratio between them to be consensus or rejection, as well as determining the contact between the mujtahids at the time of agreement or rejection, and the final matter is renewing the subject of the extinction of the era of those who agree or not. The lecturer also added that discussing the tacit consensus and the difference between it and the verbal consensus, as to whether it is considered part of the consensus or not, confirming the emergence of consensus among the people of the era so that the people of the era know it and whether the intended emergence is by word or action or both, as the jurisprudential consensus was held at distant periods and a complete consensus rarely occurs due to the distance of time and place, while in the contemporary era of communication we need to renew the controls of consensus, as the possibility of communication between scholars is much easier, and it is incomparable to what happened in the past.

Mr. Nabeel Hameed Taha( Secretariat of the Great Kufa Council) /public relations /Honest Najaf , visited the center of heritage revival on Sunday 2^nd/2/2025 and they had received by the administration of the center ,he provided the library with a number of valuable books, and issues of the center’s magazine were presented to him. The visit resulted in an invitation to visit the Great Mosque of Kufa and the opening of avenues for joint scientific cooperation

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop

(The role of women in balancing work and family life: challenges and solutions)   

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center) the center of heritage revival in cooperation with ministry of Labor and Social Affairs organizes workshop entitled (The role of women in balancing work and family life: challenges and solutions) The lecturer was Dr. Nada Sabah Al-Kaabi, Faculty of Arts, Imam Jaafar Al-Sadiq University. Knowing that balance is work and family life and the ability to manage responsibilities in a way that does not affect the individual’s well-being without compromising mental and physical health. Al-Kaabi added that the importance of balance is providing sufficient time for rest and recreational activities. This helps reduce stress and diligence and build a strong family relationship. Managing time in family activities also helps reduce daily chaos. Women must be able to determine their priorities and focus on what is most important. The workshop included several interventions by the attendees. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing her continued success and permanent prosperity.

The center of heritage revival organizes workshop (the ways of media and its effect on facing terrorist and intellectual Extremism):

Under the supervision by prof. Dr. Alaa nafea Jasim (the director of the center , the department of humanity studies in the center /university of Baghdad organizes workshop entitled (the ways of media and its effect on facing terrorist and intellectual Extremism(where sited on the hall of Nabila A. Dawood on Sunday 27^th/1/2025 , the lecture is presented by assist. Prof. Dr. Abeer Alkhalidi  Secretary of the College of Education for Girls Council, University of Baghdad, with her research entitled (The role of the media in peaceful coexistence and the challenges of confronting intellectual extremism, solutions and treatments), speaking about the necessity of standing up to the sources of deviant intellectual invasion and extremism, which is a complex and thorny issue due to its association with many factors and variables that are difficult to control. Al-Khalidi added that the media is one of the most important of these variables because it is considered the most powerful weapon in the battle of ideas to win public opinion. She also stressed the need to work to increase the awareness of members of society and develop plans to preserve sound thinking and develop scientific research and specializations related to cyber security. Then, Dr. Amina Al-Dhahabi’s research, entitled (Analysis and deconstruction of hate speech in the media and social media as a mechanism to confront intellectual extremism), spoke about hate speech in all media outlets. Knowing it is one of the mechanisms to confront intellectual extremism that leads to sources of hatred, and thus the target audience is the first and foremost, as it is necessary to determine the type and methodology of the media that transmits the speeches. Al-Dhahabi added that the goal of this step is to identify hate speech between the source and the target, and thus cut the chain of building extremism that leads to violent extremism and destruction. Peaceful coexistence. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the two lecturers, wishing them success in serving our university and our beloved Iraq.