Director of the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage 2021:
In 1977, the center was established and on February 12, 1977 AD, it started its work as a scientific research center specialized in heritage that aims to achieve the revival of the Arab scientific heritage through the achievement of manuscript traces and the completion of research, studies and scientific consultations in the disciplines of applied sciences and humanities with these few lines represented the first spark and the original seed Which crystallized the idea of establishing the Aloha Center to serve the authentic cultural heritage of the Arab nation.With this desire, Dr. Yassin Khalil Abdullah acted as the first head of the center and behind him nine other presidents who succeeded one afterwards and dedicated to serving and caring for that achievement (the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage) and after those long years and strenuous efforts that the center spent in serving the scientific heritage and providing research and studies And the establishment of various activities such as conferences, national seminars, courses and seminars… Not to mention the efforts that have been made to disseminate the achievements of the center’s professors, the Heritage Revival Center has a long history and memory – which it has the right to be proud of. Its goals were crystallized into work formulas and basic constants that it can follow and do not deviate from from these goals:
First: Investigate, study and publish manuscripts and scientific theses related to scientific and human heritage.
Second: To reveal the contributions of Arabs and Muslims and what they have achieved in terms of scientific innovation and to show their preference over humanity as a whole. Third: Scientific and research communication with peers from Iraqi, Arab and international centers and universities. Fourth: Opening up to all ministries and establishing bonds of cultural cooperation in exchange to serve the community. Fifth: Holding international conferences in order to achieve communication with professional bodies in the Arab and Islamic scientific heritage and to try to coordinate efforts and exchange experiences for the purpose of scientific integration. With a closer look at the center’s nearly forty-five years of continuous giving between our view of the past and our vision of what is to come, we need to broadcast new and future visions in order to develop the work of the center by spreading this vision towards heritage and linking it as a value of sustainable development and linking heritage with contemporary In mixing and mating, the value of heritage is not lost as a value that must be preserved in a modern vision that establishes the greatness of that heritage.