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 Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, director of the center, the Scientific Arab Heritage Revival Center / University of Baghdad organized a workshop on Wednesday, November 29, 2023 in the presence of Assistant Professor Dr. Asaad Tareesh Abdel-Raza, director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and a number of professors and researchers in our center’s Professor Nabeela Abdul-Moneim hall on the workshop titled “Gaza between heritage and modernity”. Assistant Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Wahhab Al-Halafi / Crisis Studies Department / Center for Strategic and International Studies / University of Baghdad gave a lecture on Gaza in heritage. Gaza is one of the oldest cities known in history. It is not the daughter of a century or the offspring of an era, but the daughter of all past generations and companion of all past ages. Gaza, that resilient city, withstood the onslaught of invasion and occupation unlike anything humanity has witnessed today, which is the brutal Zionist occupation that used all means of violence, terror, bombardment and destruction in order to eliminate the resistance of the Palestinian people and nullify their just cause following the so-called “Deal of the Century”. The study included a heritage, historical and contemporary political vision in two sections: The first section dealt with studying the city of Gaza in Islamic heritage. The second section studied modern Gaza and its role in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

 

 

 

According to the principle of continuous and organized active of women’s empowerment representatives in research centers, a seminar entitled “Hidden violence and self-abuse of women” was held on Tuesday morning, of November 28, 2023 in the hall of the Center for Urban and Regional Planning. The seminar was opened with a speech by the head of the Women’s Empowerment Department at the University of Baghdad, Ms. Sinaa Mustafa Abood, welcoming the noble guests and appreciating the efforts made by the members of Women’s Empowerment in research centers. The first research was presented by Dr. Saham Hassan Al-Shajiri / College of media, entitled “Violence against women in the media”, including a video presentation on violence against women and ways to address it. Al-Shajiri added that violence is not only from men but also from women. Then a research by Assistant Professor Rana Moloud Shaker Al-Tadrisiya from the Center for Strategic and International Studies entitled “The dangers of hidden self-abuse on the intellectual awareness of women”, including documentary film screenings for the purpose of stimulating intellectual and awareness aspects, using paper slips to collect women’s opinions with the aim of stimulating psychological awareness. The closing research was by Dr. Hoda Jaber Hussein entitled “Self-violence and its impact on the psychological health of women”, including documentary film screenings and discussing the causes and factors of violence and its impact on the psychological condition of women in all aspects of her life. Then distribution of appreciation certificates and the Scientific Revival of Arab Heritage Center was represented by Professor Dr. Alaa Nafaa Jassim and Women’s Empowerment member Dr. Rasha Essa Fares, who distributed appreciation certificates to the members represented in Women’s Empowerment for research centers at the University of Baghdad.

 

It was organized at the Center for Preserving Arab Heritage at Baghdad University on Thursday November 23, 2023 under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafae Jassim, the director of the center. There were a number of professors and researchers in attendance in Nabila Abdel Moneim’s hall at our center. The workshop was titled “Ancient Archives as a Source for Studying History”. Professor Dr. Osama Adnan Yahya from Al-Mustansiriya University’s College of Arts, Department of History spoke. He said that official archives are a source for studying history. He mentioned archives from the third millennium BC like the archives from the Dawn of Dynasties period from 2900-2371 BC, which is the archive for the temples of the gods Ningursu and Bau. Then he addressed the archives of the Third Dynasty of Ur from 2112-2006 BC, especially the archives of King Shulgi. Then he mentioned archives from the Old Babylonian period like the archives of the city of Mari and the letters of Hammurabi. He concluded with the archives of the city of Nuzi in current Kirkuk province and letters from Assyrian kings. In the end, the director of the center thanked the lecturer and wished him continued success…

 

 

 

The Center for the Revival of Scientific Arab Heritage at the University of Baghdad, in cooperation with the Baghdad Municipality and the UNESCO Creative City of Literature, organized a dialogical symposium entitled “Glimpses from the History of Baghdad” on Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 10:00 am where sited on Bait Alhikma with the presence of a number of professors and researchers. The seminar opened with a recitation from the Holy Quran, then the Iraqi national anthem, and the recitation of Al-Fatiha for the souls of martyrs, followed by a speech by Dr. Alaa Nafae Jasim, director of the center. The first research was presented by Dr. Saadi Ibrahim Aldaraji, a lecturer at the Center for the Revival of Heritage, entitled “Examples of Tombs and Epigraphic Evidence in the Ancient Cemeteries of Baghdad: An Archaeological Study.” who speaks about how the cemeteries of Baghdad constitute a wealth in the fields of architecture and arts, containing remains related to tombs and graves distributed in its eastern and western sides, most notably: Al-Ghazali Cemetery, the cemetery adjacent to the Qadiriya Sufi Lodge, the Rose Cemetery (Sheikh Omar al-Suhrawardi), and the Reed Cemetery (Abu Hanifa)

A city called Baghdad existed in spirit before its actual construction. After being built, some areas maintained their status while others emerged. Specifically on its western side (Karkh) and eastern side (Rusafa), where we focused our research on the churches and monasteries of different Christian denominations within Baghdad, in addition to shedding light on their social, economic, and cultural role, albeit very limited and more focused on monasteries than churches. In addition to being places of worship, they simultaneously achieve goals that positively impact the surrounding social environment they harmoniously coexist with in peace and security. We also touched upon the reasons for the increase in Christians numbers in the western side (Karkh) compared to the eastern side (Rusafa). The research concluded with a speech by Dr. Lua Shaker Khattar, a lecturer at the Heritage Revival Center, titled “Baghdad’s Ancient Markets Between Heritage and Modernity.” She spoke about peoples’ pride in their legacy and urban landmarks, most notably the markets that played a major role in Baghdad’s history – the best testament to the development and progress of societies. These markets are important in shaping cultural and heritage landmarks and memories. She mentioned the most prominent markets: Souq Al-Sarai, Souq Al-Shorja, Souq Al-Safaafir, Souq Al-Ghazl, and Souq Al-Haraj.

 

 

 

Within the activities of the Global Entrepreneurship Week supervised by prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim ( the director of the center ) the center organized workshop entitled ( the effect of enabling woman On the growth of entrepreneurial business on Thursday 16^th/11/ 2023 on the hall of Nabila A. Dawood in the center . the lecture is presented by assist teacher Zainab Khalid (one of the center’s professors) who talks about inability of woman in societies in developing, economics fields . the term woman’s inability pointing to strengthen as well as to enable  other races through social and political fields . the more inclusive concept addresses people of any gender (emphasizing the difference between biological sex and gender as a role that a person performs) and thus also refers to other marginalized genders in a given political or social context.

 

 

The president of the university of Baghdad prof, Dr. Munieer Hameed Alsaadi  visited Free book fair of the center in the morning Thursday 16^th/11/2023 that holds by the center in cooperation with General Secretariat of the Central Library through the occasion of Baghdad day and complete series activities of the Global Entrepreneurship Week Which was widely welcomed by students and researchers. Al-Saadi praised the efforts made in holding the fair, wishing them continued success.

 

 

 

Dr. Taha Sabti Ibrahim chaired a discussion committee to discuss the Msc. Thesis entitled (the curriculum of Najm Addin (B237 in  presented by  (wesam A. Alwahid Hussein ) In presenting Quranic readingsin its interpretation (Altayseer fi Altafseer) from the beginning of Alnesaa surat until the end of AlAraf( Collect and study)where sited on the gallery of Dr. Maki Alkubaisi in the college of Imam Aladham university ,the committee decision was acceptance the thesis with appreciation very good with take care of notes .

 

 

As part of the activities of the World Leadership Week, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage is honored by your presence in the training course (The importance of time management and its impact on the quality of life among university youth) from 14-15-11-2023 and in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim at exactly ten o’clock in the morning, and the invitation is general to all

 

Among the activities of the Global Entrepreneurship Week, under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, Director of the Center, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage / University of Baghdad organized on Monday morning, 11/13/2023, in the presence of a number of professors and researchers, and in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim in our center. A workshop entitled (Studying the comprehensive economic feasibility of projects is one of the foundations of successful entrepreneurial businesses) delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Aws Mahmoud Muhammad Al-Teacher, among the staff of the Continuing Education Center at the University of Baghdad. The workshop aims to demonstrate the importance of conducting a feasibility study for projects…

Any successful project must be preceded by multiple stages, and the most important of these stages is the stage of preparing the feasibility study for this project, as it represents the basis for any project.From here the process of entrepreneurship begins He also added that determining the first step as it represents the ideal beginning, and this step is summed up by conducting a feasibility study for the project Therefore, the feasibility study will be discussed in detail, and then we will explain entrepreneurship as a concept, who is an entrepreneur, what are his characteristics, what are the advantages of entrepreneurship in general, and how to apply it within investment projects. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success.

 

 

 

Under the patronage of His Excellency Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr. Na’eem Al-Aboudi, and the respected President of Baghdad University Dr. Munir Hamid Al-Saadi, and under the supervision of the respected Director of the Center Professor Dr. Alaa Nafae Jasim, the Center for Reviving the Arab Scientific Heritage/University of Baghdad is honored to invite you to attend the activities of the Global Entrepreneurship Week from Monday, November 13, 2023 until Sunday, November 19, 2023 at the University of Baghdad, Center for Reviving the Arab Scientific Heritage. The invitation is open to all.

 

the center received a delegation from the Holy Abbasid Threshold morning on Wednesday, November 8, 2023. The delegation was received by Professor Dr. Alaa Nafae Jasim, the director of the center. She extended an invitation for our center to visit the Al-Fadl Center for Preserving Heritage, Manuscripts and Document Archives in Holy Karbala to establish joint activities between the two centers including seminars, workshops and discussion circles. Our library was also gifted a valuable collection of books. At the conclusion of the visit, the center director thanked the delegation, wishing them continued success and achievement…

 

Center for Heritage Revival Organizes Seminar Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafae Jasim, director of the center, the Manuscripts Department at the Center for Reviving the Arab Scientific Heritage/University of Baghdad organized a seminar on Monday, November 6, 2023 in the presence of professors and researchers in Nabeela Abdel Moneim Hall at our center. The seminar was titled “Spiritual Leaders in the Yazidi Religion”. Assistant Professor Dr. Wasen Hussein Mohammed, head of the Manuscripts Department at our center, spoke about the religious ranks of Yazidi religious leaders, which include:

The Emir, who is called Emir of the Two Sheikhs. He has several qualities including being the representative of Sheikh Adi ibn Musafir in his land and it is assumed the people obey him. He is their temporary worldly leader.

The Baba Sheikh, whose lineage traces back to Sheikh Fakhruddin. His duties are limited to general religious affairs. He retains Sheikh Adi’s prayer rug and explains fasting, prayer, alms and interpreting sharia rulings.

The Sheikh, where Yazidi sheikhs originate from three foundations: Jilwania, Shamsaniya and Qataniya.

The Pir, meaning the sheikh of the order and its leader. He guides the sect towards religious duties.

The Faqir, meaning the ascetic worshipper.

The Qawwal, who chants spiritual hymns during religious occasions.

The Mureed, meaning the common people and all members of the Yazidi community.

The Kawwajk, whose duties are limited to washing, shrouding and burying the dead.

In conclusion, the center director thanked the lecturer, wishing her continued success and achievement.