Dirasat Mosiliya

The Hamdanid state occupied an important space in historical studies, as well as scientific encyclopedias of its most important leaders and vocabulary, while the importance of the topic lies in dealing with the conditions of the Hamdanid state with a new vision by examining non-Islamic sources, employing them, and comparing them with others to reach solid scientific results, and the book on the history of Antioch was Its author, Yahya bin Saeed (d. 458 AH / 1065 AD), is one of the primary sources and contains news about the Hamdanid state. Perhaps its difference from the Syriacs in terms of origins and doctrinal orientations led us to approach between three types of sources. The first: the history of Antioch as a model for the Melkani Christian historian of Egyptian origins, and the second type. Syriac sources, and the third type, Arab-Islamic sources, talked about the Hamdanid state. Perhaps one of the most important results that the research reached was the diagnosis of ten narrations unique to Antioch about the conditions of the Hamdanid state

This article tries to manage an important dilemma concerning how a syriac historian dealt with historical texts as an important reference for the study of Islamic history events through the study of Seljuks state news in Mosul according to “the Chronicle of the Anonymous Edessan” book.A Syriac historian called Anonymous Edessan” was selected through his history of Edessa city to demonstrate his viewpoint of historical events related to Seljuks state rulers of Mosul during (489-521AH/1095-1127 AC). He recorded specific news related to such rulers and their relation to crusade wars. Chronologically, this article focused on the ten Seljuks rulers who serially ruled Mosul starting from Qiwam al-Dawla Kerbogha (489-495 AH/1095-1101 AC) and ending with Mas‘ud ben Aqsunkur al-Bursuki (520-521H/1126-1127 AC) when ‘Imad al-Din Zangi ruled Mosul in (521AH/1127 AC) which represents the starting of Mosul ruling by Zangid

Throughout the Islamic eras, the city of Mosul had a prominent cultural role on the stage of history, by producing the most famous scholars who made an honorable contribution to public life in its various fields, most notably the scientific, political, military, administrative, social and other fields, among the most prominent scholars of Mosul who played this role were the scholars of the Ibn Abi Asroun family, the family whose history books are embroidered with the biographies of its sheikhs over several centuries, and whose pages shine with their civilizational contributions to countries of the Islamic world such as Iraq, Al Jazeera, and the Levant, as well as Egypt. The study aims to introduce this family by lineage, origin, fame, and contributions, as it is the eloquent model that every Muslim family is proud of, keen to raise its children with a scientific, civilized Islamic education infused with noble Islamic values. One of the most important results that emerged from the study is that the scholars of the Ibn Abi Asroun family contributed to supporting the scientific movement in Iraq, Al Jazeera, the Levant, and Egypt by teaching and writing in the sciences of reading, interpretation, hadith, and jurisprudence according to the Shafi’i school of thought, which most of the sheikhs of this family specialized in. establishing schools; They received great care from the sultans and kings in the Zengid and Ayyubid states, as they placed them at the head of their embassies, and assigned them the most important functions such as the judiciary, overseeing mosques, schools, and endowments in Al Jazeera, the Levant, and Egypt. They rolled up their sleeves, fighting for the sake of God Almighty against the enemies of Islam.

The purpose of this research is to identify the methodology which was followed by the Syriac writer Benjamin Haddad in his description of Mosul monasteries and its outskirts which he referred to in his book (Mawsueat al Diyarat). This book represents the broadest encyclopedia consisting of eight parts talking about monasteries in Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt in a historical, geographical study of more than 1700 monasteries that have a direct impact on the religious life of Christians

This research is a modest attempt to highlight the Buldan's works of Professor Imād al-Dīn Khalīl, which appeared in the form of research included in some of his works, and through the study of studies published in academic journals did not find to address the concerns of Prof. Dr. Imād al-Dīn Khalīl on the side of the Buldan's This subject.
The research section is divided into four axes, such as each axis of one of its research in this aspect, chronologically arranged according to precedence in the history of the publication according to a process that includes the objective, importance and methodology followed by the author in his four classification, and up to his vision and impressions. that Professor Dr. Imad El-Din Khalil’s interests in the field of Buldanist affairs constituted an important addition to his well-known interests and his good knowledge of Buldaniest sources.

This study deals with the definition of water and its representations in our intangible cultural heritage of the city of Mosul. We will take some of its branches, analyze its results, and reveal its meaning hidden behind these inherited popular texts. The study will adopt the approach of cultural criticism, which is based on cultural patterns, in that popular heritage is a cumulative product of popular culture rooted in the depths of the society in which it arose. The study seeks to explore its depths and reveal the systematic connotations it conceals.

The events of the military, political and economic Iraq witnessed the emergence of personalities referred to as Lebanon, especially in the Iraqi army, which showed us important figures in fighting and defending the security, sovereignty and stability of Iraq, and there is no dispute between two that the Iraqi military institution has fighters from officers and ranks who carry the national spirit and enthusiasm in their confrontation with everyone who offends this institution and all Iraqi territory, and our study is under the title: (Saeed Hamo Saleh and his military role in Iraq until the year 2000 - a historical study) came to show the effectiveness of this Arab officer