The center of heritage revival organizes workshop 

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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

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Seminar The pen, its history and origins

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Sponsored by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim (the director of the center) , the center of heritage revival , the center  organized  seminar entitled ( the pen , its history and origins ) where sited on Tuesday 17th/9/2024 , , the seminar presented by prof. Dr. Zainab Kamel Kareem (one of the center’s members) who talked about the importance of pen  As it relates to education and learning, God Almighty said (Nun, by the pen and what they write), God Almighty swears only by great matters, and when He swears by the pen and the book, it is only to spread knowledge and knowledge by which souls are guided and minds are opened to draw from the sciences of the Holy Quran. The pen was and still is the common writing tool, and the first thing that began was from tree branches, where the Sumerians used it. It is a pointed pen that they made from small branches after trimming them and making them into pens suitable for writing on soft clay tablets. Then the reed pen appeared among the ancient Egyptians, and it was made from hollow tubular trunks from bamboo plants by cutting one end of this tube at an angle, then filling the reed trunk with writing fluid. Types of pens developed, so the feather pen appeared and was used for a long period from the seventeenth century to the nineteenth century. By the fifties of the nineteenth century, half of the world’s pens were made in Birmingham. After that, the fountain pen began to appear, and the first to invent it was The Romanian Petrache Bonaro, who obtained a patent for the first fountain pen with an ink barrel in 1827 AD. Pens continued to develop until the pencil, ballpoint pen, and others appeared. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing her continued success in serving our university and our beloved

Discussion committee

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on Thursday, 9/12/2024, Prof. Dr. Alaa Nafeh Jassim, Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage, participated in the discussion committee of the master’s thesis of the student (Zeina Jamil Abdul Farman) / Department of History / College of Education for Girls, on her thesis entitled (Social Aspects in the Book of Anbaa Al-Ghamr Bi-Abnaa Al-Omar by Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani (d. 852 AH / 1448 AD)), where the student received an excellent rating by decision of the committee supervising the thesis, wishing the student success in her scientific field…

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Our center organized an educational lecture on the limitation of weapons in the hands of the Iraqi state

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Under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, Director of the Center, and based on the principle of community security, which is the main pillar for building a safe society in which rights and freedoms are preserved, and because of the phenomenon of the proliferation of weapons outside the framework of the state, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad organized on Tuesday morning, 1/7/2024, in the presence of a number of professors and researchers, an educational lecture entitled (Limiting weapons to the Iraqi state, the project to combat uncontrolled weapons) The lecture was given by Engineer Hussein Amer Al-Rubaie, Head of the Studies and Research Unit in Community Policing Speaker .

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The Center  OF the Heritage Revival organizes a workshop Iraq is the Land of the First craft

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Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafia Jassim, (Director of the Center), the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad organized , a workshop entitled (Iraq is the Land of the First craft) where sited on Monday corresponding to 5th /27/2024, in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim, with the presence of a number of professors and researchers, The lecture was presented by Dr. Amna Fadel, Director of the Iraqi Museum Library, speaking about cuneiform writing, the most important major cultural achievement achieved by ancient Iraqi man, as it comes at the top of the material evidence of cultural maturity in Mesopotamia. If it had a great role in establishing the foundations of the recorded history of humanity, it also left a great impact on the entire human civilization. If it were not for it, man would not have been able to record his science, knowledge, and heritage and pass it on to generations.

Writing was invented in southern Mesopotamia, as it was not the only achievement, but there are many cultural achievements that coincided with the invention of writing, such as various arts such as sculpture, architecture, seal making, etc. The role of Uruk was clearly defined around the year 3000 BC. There is evidence that indicates that the cuneiform script spread in an early era outside Mesopotamia, almost two centuries after the appearance of writing in Sumer around 3200 BC. What is known among specialists as (proto elamite writing), which dates back to the Jemdet Nasr era in Iraq, appeared in the city of Khuzestan Susa, the capital of neighboring Elam. In conclusion, the center director thanked the lecturer and wished her continued success.organizes a workshop

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A field message 

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As a scientific and humanitarian initiative, a delegation from the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad headed by Prof. Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, (Director of the Center), and the membership of a number of professors and administrators, visited  Al-Rahma Home for the Elderly on Monday, 2nd /19/2024, The delegation had received  by the director of the home and a number of resident doctors.The two parties agreed to hold scientific activities, and at the end of the visit, Many gifts were distributed to the elderly, wishing them good health and wellness.