Dr. Najat Ali Mohammed, Head of the Islamic Civilization Department at the University of Baghdad, participated in a scholarly discussion of a master’s thesis by student Ahmed Hamid Mohammed at the College of Archaeology, University of Mosul. The thesis presented a comprehensive field study of the heritage palaces in the district of Sharqat, enriching the discussion with her extensive expertise in Islamic civilization and architectural heritage.
This thesis represents a valuable addition to academic knowledge, as it contributes to documenting and highlighting an important aspect of Iraqi heritage—the heritage palaces in Sharqat. Through his comprehensive field study, the student was able to provide an in-depth analysis of the characteristics, history, and cultural significance of these palaces.
The thesis received commendation from the discussion committee, which approved it with a passing grade, expressing admiration for the significant research effort exerted by the student. A special note of thanks and appreciation was also extended to Dr. Mohammed for her active participation in the discussion committee and her valuable contributions to the success of this academic event.
This participation is part of the fruitful academic collaboration between the University of Baghdad and the University of Mosul, which facilitates the exchange of experiences and knowledge among researchers and academics from various disciplines. It also reflects the commitment of Iraqi researchers to preserving and documenting cultural heritage.
