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Sponsored by prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jassim the chief of the center , the unit of continuous education in cooperation with the center of health  organized course entitled ( first aid) through a period from 5-6/4/2023 where sited in the gallery of the center present about 38 participants , the lecture presented by assist. Prof. Dr. Mohamad Abdul hasan Jibara /health center , he defines first aid as  the immediate and temporary care that a person receives as a result of sudden exposure to an emergency health condition that led to bleeding, wounds, fractures, fainting, etc. To save his life until specialized medical care is provided to him, by the arrival of the doctor to the scene of the accident or by transferring him to the nearest hospital or medical clinic. towards the patient Then Dr. Fadli Saadoun Jabbar / Health Center  was talking about burns and their types and how to deal with them by the paramedic until he is transferred to the hospital and she talked about cases of suffocation, fainting, scarring, run over cases and electric shock, remembering the most important methods that the paramedic does in order to preserve his life and in conclusion The Director of the Center thanked the lecturers, wishing them continued success …

 

 

Sponsored by the chief of the center prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jasim , , the department of humanity sciences organizes a workshop entitled ( professor Dr. Fadhil Alsamarie and his scientific efforts in Quranic studies) where sited in the hall of Nabila A. Amunam Dawood  in the center. The lecture presented by prof. Dr. Anas Esam Ismaiel ( the chief of humanity sciences department in the center who talked about the efforts of Dr. Fadhil in the In the graphic interpretation of the words of the Holy Qur’an, it also dealt with a brief summary of his scientific writings and university theses that were written in his scientific efforts. Dr. Fadhil was one of the professor of Baghdad College of Arts It is worth noting that he was honored by the Minister of Higher Education a few days ago More than 18 university theses have been written about him talking about his scientific efforts and his writings. The workshop included several interventions from the professors participating in the seminar…

 

 

Sponsored by the chief of the center prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jassim , the center organized  in cooperation with college of  political sciences a workshop titled (Combating violence against women, legal reasons and mechanisms) in 17^th/4/2023 sited in the gallery of Nabila A. Dawood . the lecture presented by assist. Prof. Basma Khalil Namiq (college of political sciences who talked about the violence against women defined It is the violence that is practiced deliberately or exceptionally against women, whether it is physical or psychological, as it is considered the most common violation of human rights, remembering the United Nations declaration of the elimination of violence against women, as all humanitarian organizations in the world work to combat this phenomenon and mentioned that the date of 25 November is the International Day for Combating Violence against Women. In conclusion, the Director of the Center thanked the lecturer, wishing her continued success.

 

 

The center of revival heritage organizes a celebration about worldly heritage day :

Sponsored by the chief of the center prof. Dr. Alaa N. Jasim , the center had held a celebration about the ( worldly heritage day) in 18^th of April The day approved by the international organization UNESCO in order to protect the global human heritage in all countries of the world To preserve the cultural heritage of people, especially the Arab homeland, including our dear country full of cultural and historical heritage, the fact that Iraq is a cradle of civilizations, and a country rich in a diverse heritage, Iraq had joined the World Heritage Sites Treaty on the fifth of March in the year 1974 AD, which made it eligible for inclusion Historic sites to preserve his heritage from the danger of extinction, looting and vandalism. Professor Dr. Alaa Nafie, cheif of the Center, delivered her speech on the occasion of this day, and Professor Dr. Saadi Al-Daradji delivered his lecture titled (Heritage Sites in Iraq), The cultural organization of UNESCO and its serious endeavors in preserving the world heritage and popular heritage as well as protecting museums, religious heritage and historical cities in Iraq and the Arab world as a whol..

 

Sponsored by the chief of the center prof. Dr. Alaa Nafea Jasim , the center organized workshop entitled (earthquicks  , the reasons and the ways of preventing them)where sited in the gallery of Nabila A. Dawood in the center , it is presented by prof. Dr. Ahmad shihab Ahmad Albanaa (college of sciences –Geology department –Baghdad university)who talks that earthquicks Earthquakes are a natural phenomenon that occurs daily in specific locations often and in small amounts. Large earthquakes are preceded by relatively small earthquakes, which are precursors to the main earthquake and last for several weeks or months. Engineering specifications, then he added the most important obstacles facing the implementation of plans to achieve safety, which are the weak culture in society in terms of earthquakes, the shortage of engineering staff, administrative corruption, etc. Preparing engineering designs according to the seismic code and increasing community awareness. In conclusion, the chief  of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success…

 

 

 

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 on Wednesday morning, 18/1/2023, in the hall of Professor Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud, a panel discussion entitled (Iraqi minarets, their history, functions, architecture) The seminar was delivered by Prof. Dr. Saadi Ibrahim Al-Daradji, Head of the Department of Pure Sciences at our center, speaking about the history of minarets in the Islamic city and their types, including the ladder minaret, the cylindrical minaret, the polygonal one, and the square minaret. He focused on the minarets of the city of peace, which witnessed the construction of different styles of minarets, the most important of which is the cylinder decorated with motifs of faience. Then he talked about the oldest minarets in Iraq, the most important of which are the Malwiya in Samarra, the Hadbaa in Mosul, and a minaret on it. He presented examples from Baghdad, especially the minaret of the Caliphate Mosque, the Qamar minaret, the slippers, and the Marjan Mosque…and touched on its various functions that we discover through the sources. Then he mentioned something about its architecture, the methods of building it, and the implementation of its decorations, whether the decorations were brick, stone, or faience, as well as the writings that adorned its balconies, bodies, and bases. The center’s professors participated in the discussion and influenced this panel discussion through questions, as opinions were raised about the maintenance of the minarets, which were affected by terrorism in Iraq, and an emphasis on documenting and reviving them again. In conclusion, the director of the center thanked the lecturer, wishing him continued success.

 

 

 

The Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage / University of Baghdad, in cooperation with the Center for Mosul Studies, University of Mosul, organized an electronic symposium entitled (Scientific Connections between Mosul and Baghdad until the end of the Ottoman era) on Thursday, corresponding to 3/16/2023 at four o’clock in the afternoon, via the Google Meet platform ‏

Where the symposium began with the speech of the Preparatory Committee delivered by Prof. Dr. Maysoon Thanoon Al-Abaiji, Director of the Mosul Studies Center, in addition to the speech of the Scientific Committee presented by Prof. Dr. Alaa

Nafeh Jassim, Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage / University of Baghdad. The symposium was divided into two sessions, in which 19 researchers from Iraq and abroad participated.

Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Anas Essam / Center for the Revival of the Arab Scientific Heritage

Session rapporteur: Dr. Rasha Issa Fares/ Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage

Electronic Management: Al-Sitt and Wasn Sabah/ Center for the Revival of the Arab Scientific Heritage

Managing the second session

Session Chair: Prof. Dr. Maha Saeed Hamid/ Mosul Studies Center

Session Rapporteur: Prof. Orouba Jamil Mahmoud / Mosul Studies Center

Electronic Administration: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Nizar al-Dabbagh / Mosul Studies Center

The researchers’ contributions varied within the disciplines of Islamic history and modern history, and included professors from various academic institutions from the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage / University of Baghdad and the Mosul Studies Center / University of Mosul, as well as the Department of History / College of Arts / University of Mosul and the College of Islamic Sciences / University of Mosul and the College of Education for Girls / University of Baghdad and the College of Education / Ibn Rushd / University of Baghdad and from the Directorate of Education of Dohuk and a researcher in the Arab scientific heritage and from the Faculties of Arts in the Universities of Alexandria and Cairo University / Arab Republic of Egypt.

– Exchanging opinions, ideas, and proposals that pertain to these scientific connections and enhance future studies in this regard.

Directing researchers participating in the work of this symposium to express their opinions and suggestions for future work

– The researchers donate their productions of books and scientific literature, which are related to the city of Mosul, to the library of the Mosul Studies Center to provide it with these products, which achieve the purpose of the work of this symposium, which is the scientific connections.

– Encouraging researchers to exchange scientific visits between the two relevant centers (scientific centers), both inside and outside Iraq, in order to achieve the sustainability of scientific contacts.

 

The Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage at the University of Baghdad, in cooperation with the Iraqi Pharmacists Syndicate, organized on Monday morning 12/19/2022, in the conference hall of the Syndicate, and in the presence of a number of professors and researchers, a scientific symposium entitled (Pharmacology in Heritage). The symposium opened with a fragrant recitation From the Holy Qur’an recited by Prof. Dr. Taha Sabti Ibrahim, a teacher in our center, then the Republican salutations with the reading of Surat Al-Fatihah on the souls of the righteous martyrs, then the speech of the President of the Iraqi Pharmacists Syndicate, Prof. Dr. Mustafa Al-Hiti, welcoming the honorable guests, speaking about the history of pharmacy and its heritage, which has an impact on our present and its role The Syndicate of Pharmacists on the importance of heritage and its roots extending throughout history, then the speech of Professor Dr. Alaa Nafie Jassim, Director of the Center for the Revival of the Arab Scientific Heritage, speaking about the importance of herbs and the manufacture of medicine and weeds in medicine because of its importance in the treatment of diseases, mentioning the scientific process of the Heritage Revival Center and its role in Several fields, including pharmacy, then the symposium was divided into two sessions headed by Prof. Dr. Saadi Ibrahim Al-Daraji, head of pure sciences in our center, conducted the first research by the experienced professor, Nabila Abdel Moneim Daoud, and the title of her research was (The Role of the Arabs in the Use of Herbs and Medicinal Plants, Al-Jami’s Manuscript of the Characteristics of Plants as a Model), speaking about the role of the Arabs in developing the science of herbs and medicinal plants in heritage Arab scientific is not a legacy or bequeathed to the ancestors, but rather a collection of the experiences of the Arab nation in giving and contributing to the benefit, and that most of the studies that dealt with the scientific achievements of the Arabs focused on the most prominent of them, their role and influence, while neglecting other sources of no less importance than the Greek source, such as the Babylonian and Egyptian sources and what they created. Arab civilizations before Islam in terms of knowledge and science, where the Babylonian clay tablets created and in which there is a lot of knowledge, mentioning the transmission of Babylonian and Egyptian science to Greece through commercial contact, then Professor Dr. From the pharmacist and the pharmacist, I know from the pharmacist, and he is the professional in collecting medicines according to Ahmed, who photographed them, choosing the best of their types, based on the best compositions immortalized for him by medical experts, and these are the first ranks of the medical industry. He relied on Hama Al-Asbahani a lot, and secondly, the frequent use of sandalwood in the profession of pharmacist earned him this title, and thirdly, that the Arabs did not single out a name or an affinity for practitioners and herbalists. Lagash) includes a branch of a tree wrapped around it by two snakes. This tablet is located in the Louvre Museum in Paris, whose story was taken from the story of Gilgamesh and dates back to 2144 BC. In conclusion, the shield of creativity was donated from the Heritage Revival Center to the Syndicate, and the shield of the Syndicate was received for our center We wish them continued success.