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Sponsored by prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jasim (the director of the center) , the manuscript department in the center of heritage revival /Baghdad university organized workshop entitled (Catalogs of scientific manuscripts in Iraqi libraries/Iraqi Manuscripts House as an example)on Wednesday 11^th/11/2023 with present by many numbers of professors . the lecture presents by Mr. Kareem N. Al- jumaily (Authority of Antiquities and Heritage) / Department of Studies and Research who talks about library indexes t is the identity of the manuscript and the entrance to the science of scientific manuscripts, as the catalogs of the House of Manuscripts had an effective role in introducing the house’s manuscripts to researchers, scholars, and postgraduate students. Al-Jumaili added that having the catalogs alone with basic work keys is a good step in indexing manuscripts, and they are indicators of the beginnings of the preamble after the basmala, and praise be to God. For which pages were placed at the end of each index. The workshop included several inquiries and interventions from the researchers. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success   .

 

 

Mr.Hameed Ali (Shiite Endowment office) /Department of Research and Studiesvisited the center of heritage revival in the morning of 9^th/10/2023 .He was received by prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jasim (the head of the center) , Dr. Mazin Qasim Muhalhal (the responsible of scientific affairs department) and Dr. Rasha Essa Fares (responsible of women enable ) where scientific experiences were exchanged as researches ,manuscrpts theses in addition to hold courses ,workshops and seminars that can be held between them ,finally the head of the center thanked Mr. Ali Hameed wishing more progress to serve heritage

 

Under the supervision of the prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim ( the head of the center) , the center organizes seminar entitled (The Second Pledge of Aqaba, events and facts) where sited in the gallery of prof. Dr. Nabila A. Munam in the center on Monday 9^th/10/2023. The seminar is presented by prof. Dr. Anas Esam Ismaiel who talks about the first pledge that was in 12^th H. the date was agreed upon after a full year, and the prophet, may God bless him and his family, attended with Abbas bin Abdul Muttalib and addressed them. Then he mentioned the most important clauses of the pledge of allegiance, hearing and obedience, on spending in times of hardship and ease. Then, in conclusion, the head of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success.

 

 

One of the center’s proffessors (assist prof. Dr. Wasan Hussein Muhaimeed)/ the head of the manuscript department  has published an article entitled (The Patriarch and the decree of the Caliphate House) in Almashriq journal  No.115 2023 .

 

 

 

The Quality Assurance and University Performance Unit in the center of heritage revival / university of Baghdad organized workshop on Thursday 5th/10/2023 on the center’s gallery

about the way of filling and document the form of Performance evaluation through 2022-2023 in addition to ensure to update data of all professors’ activities

 

Sponsored by of the reactor of the University of Baghdad, the respected Professor Dr. Munir Hamid Al-Saadi, and in cooperation with the Ishan Foundation for Culture and Publishing, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad organized a scientific symposium on Wednesday morning, 10/4/2023, in the Ishan Foundation Hall, and in the presence of a number of professors and researchers. That it entitled (Cultural Councils and their Importance in Iraqi Heritage), the symposium opened with a fragrant recitation of the Holy Quran, then the reading of the national anthem and the recitation of Surah Al-Fatihah for the souls of the righteous martyrs.

The first research presents by Professor Dr. Alaa Nafia Jassim, head of the Center for Heritage Revival, and the title of her research (Cultural Councils and their Importance in Iraqi Heritage) is knowing the word Al-Jalawi linguistically from sitting,  as the Arabs had councils in which they would meet to discuss poetry and exchange news, and they were called councils. In clubs, she added that the councils during the Rashidun era were characterized by simplicity, humility, and lack of diversity, and were held in mosques. Then she mentioned that Baghdad was under occupation for nearly ten centuries, as ignorance backwardness became widespread in it, and it suffered greatly as it began to rise due to the intellectual renaissance led by scholars.

Then Professor Dr. Bushra Mahmoud Al-Zubaie / Al-Mustansiriya University / Head of the Department of Historical Studies, presents research entitled (Pioneers of Cultural Councils), who speaks that literary councils were held on both sides of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and in the houses of ancient Baghdad, as well as they had specific timetables , cultural and intellectual discussion sessions. Social, literary, political and religious, as the history of these councils extends to the golden Abbasid era. Al-Zubaie added that there are types of café councils and al-Sadr councils in the city of Kadhimiya.

Then Assistant Professor Dr. Wasan Hussein Muhaymid / Head of the Manuscripts Department at the Heritage Revival Center researched the title of her research (Christian Councils and their Cultural Impact on Iraqi Heritage), speaking that one of the Christian cultural councils is the Council of the scholar Father Instance Marley Al-Karmi, who was known as the Friday Council, where he was He inspects the Monastery of the Fathers in the locality of Souq al-Ghazl, and accordingly the poles of knowledge in literature, the nation’s leaders, and the country’s notables, regardless of their religious affiliation, came and added that the Christian scholarly councils for which the Buyoutes are famous are the Al-Ghanimah Family Council, the Jacob Sarkis Council, and other councils.

Dr. Leqaa Shaker Al-Sharifi, one of the Center’s teacher presents a research entitled (Jewish Councils and their Role in Rooting the Baghdadi Heritage), who speaks about the most famous councils belonging to the Baghdadi Jews at the end of the Ottoman era until the middle of the twentieth century, where these councils had cultural, scientific and importance economic. In addition to the publication of many newspapers and articles discussing the most important issues of Iraqi society, Al-Sharifi added that the councils had the credit for finding solutions that included participation from all sectors of the Iraqi people.

The conclusion of the symposium was the research of Dr. Baidaa Abdel Hassan Raddam, a lecturer at the Heritage Revival Center,  which entitled (The Contemporary Iraqi Cultural Heritage, The Iraqi Al-Qalam Club), who speaks about the period from the contemporary intellectual cultural heritage, the Iraqi Al-Qalam Club, which is one of the scientific, cultural, and social clubs that was established after the end of the symposium. The Ottoman era and the beginning of the state era after laying the first foundations of the new regime. The idea of establishing the club dates back to 1933 AD, when the great poet Jamil Sidqi Al-Zahawi was elected as its president. She also added that the club worked to enhance the influence of Arabic literature and create close links between Iraqi intellectuals, Arabs and other countries. In conclusion, the head of the Center, thanked the Ishan Folk Culture Foundation for its warm and generous hospitality, wishing them continued scientific excellence…

 

 

 

 

 

Under the supervision of prof.Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim ( the head of the center ) , the center organizes seminar entitled (Micheal Awad and his efforts in serving Islamic heritage) , it helds in Nabila A. Munam Dawood hall in the center , on Monday 3^rd/10/2023 presented by numbers of professors and researchers . the seminar presents by Dr. Leqaa Amer Ashur (one of the center’s teachers) who talks about the birth of the iraqi famous historian lived in the city of Mosul in February 23, 1912 AD. He grew up there in the middle of Mosul family. His father was one of the most famous oud makers in Iraq and the Middle East, which was the reason they were called the House of the Oud. He studied in Baghdad and studied in Baghdad, graduating from the Primary School of Teachers in 1931 AD. He worked in the education field for several years, and in 1944 AD the Minister of Education chose him to be his private secretary, and he remained in this position until 1970 AD.

Mikhail’s influence on his eldest brother, Gorgis Awad, was greater than that of his father, because he was the only one who taught him how to write and how to examine manuscripts. Then he began to frequent the Scientific Council of Father Anastas Marie the Carmelite, who died in 1947, and he learned a lot from him. He attended this council weekly and helped organize it. Some matters relating to the library of the Carmelite Fathers Monastery. This work played a major role in enriching Awad’s career and increasing his attachment to books and studies. He compiled a catalog for them according to the instructions of the Carmelite father. He loved Iraq and loved the Islamic civilization, so he presented a package of research that consecrated the authenticity of the Arab-Islamic heritage and revealed that there were Christians in Iraq in the first century AH. They began to highlight the effects of Islamic thought in books and letters stored in the hermitages and churches in Iraq. His writings amounted to about 14 books, and the edited books amounted to 9 books.. In his articles that were published in Arab and international periodicals, there were about 170 articles, and in his talks that he broadcast on local and international radio stations, they amounted to 160. In conclusion, the center director thanked the lecturer and wished her continued success…

 

 

Under the sponsor of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, directorof the Center, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage (Women’s Empowerment) and in cooperation with the Women’s Empowerment Unit at the Presidency of the University of Baghdad, the Oncology Teaching Hospital/City of Medicine, and the National Pioneering Center for Cancer Research organized its scientific symposium entitled (Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment) on Monday, September 25, 2023, in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud, where Prof. Dr.. Kawakib Najm Al-Din Abdullah, Director of the National Pioneer Center for Cancer Research, speaking about the causes and prevention of cervical disease. What is Cervical Cancer? Knowing it is the lower part of the uterus that connects the upper part of the uterus to the vagina. Cervical cancer is an abnormal growth of cervical cells and is one of the most important types of cancer that can be controlled and combated through prevention and early detection. This is because most of the changes that occur in the cervical cells that lead to cancer are usually easy to treat if they are discovered. Early, when it is in its primary stage, remembering the risk factors that may occur or cause the occurrence of this disease, which are weak or lack of awareness of the risks of contracting these cancers among the population, health care service providers, and policy makers. Lack of early detection programs for lesions warning of the occurrence of cancer, which leads to Diagnosing the tumor in advanced stages, where treatment is difficult and there are few opportunities to access primary health care services and specialized centers. The most important tips and guidelines for prevention are adherence to the periodic schedule for Pap smear examinations for married women and specialized medical guidelines based on the results of the examination. Consultation with a specialist doctor, whether for the husband or wife, and avoidance. The symposium included several interventions and discussions by professors. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer for her valuable lecture, wishing her continued success.

 

 

 

 

 

Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafi Jassim, Director of the Center, the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad organized workshop entitled (Ways of Raising Women’s Awareness) where sites in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud,  on Wednesday morning, 9/20/2023, with the presence of a number of professors and researchers. The lecture was presented by assist teacher Dr.. Fudla Saadoun Al-Zubaidi / Health Center / University of Baghdad who talks that Women are one of the most important parties contributing to achieving sustainable development and striving for a clean, carbon-free environment, and their role is no less than the role of men in finding solutions to the challenges of climate change and supporting efforts for a future Sustainable Al-Zubaidi also added that women have an active role in society, and many tasks fall on them: they are mothers, wives.

Assist. Prof. Dr. Abeer Najm Abdullah / Center for Women’s Studies presented a research entitled (The role of the Security Council Resolution 1325 in supporting women and promoting sustainable development)  who also Speaks of Resolution 1325, produced by the well -being, which started to combat violence against women, and she reached a conviction that she will only succeed through a comprehensive vision of its role in society, to obtain full rights with her brother Men in education and health, and taking their distinctive role in building society,,, and providing support to the growing interest in the active participation of women in all stages at the national and international levels… Al-Khalidi also addressed the most prominent obstacles to which Iraqi women are exposed, which prevent them from taking their role The leadership also highlighted the most important recommendations and proposals that help develop and enhance the role of women, especially in times of armed conflicts, wars and crises, and the best solutions and treatments.