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Persian Language & Its Arts P C.V Photo Name: Abdulallah Mohammed Hasan Abd Aliwe AL-Aubaidy Date of Birth: 1/7/1954 Specialization: Persian Language & its Arts Position: Teaching / Head of Persian dept. Scientific Degree: Assistant Professor Work Address: University of Baghdad/College of Languages/Persian dept. Work Phone:/ Mobile: 07901492646 E-mail:/ First, Scientific Certification: Degree science University College Date B.Sc. Baghdad Arts 1977/1978 M.Sc. Baghdad Languages 18/10/1994 Ph.D. Baghdad Languages 25/1/1998 Any other No. Career Workplace From -To 1 First translator College of Arts 1/8/1980-1/10/1992 2 3 4 5 6 Second, Career Third, University Teaching. No. University The (Institute / College) From -To 1 Asst. Instructor/college of Languages Baghdad 18/10/1994 2 Instructor Dr. /college of Languages Baghdad 25/1/1998 Asst. Prof. Dr. /college of Languages Baghdad 25/3/2000 3 Fourth, Courses Which You Teach: No. Department Subject Year 1 Persian Grammar 1994/1998 2 Persian Linguistic 1998/2000 3 Persian Grammar/primary study 2000/2010 4 Persian Partition & structure/Higher studies 2000/2010 Fifth, Thesis which was supervised by : No. Thesis Title Department Year 1 Saljoqia of Dhahir AL-Din/Diploma Persian 23/11/1999 2 Thesis of Soanh & thesis of Preaching/Diploma Persian 30/12/1999 3 Development of Persian prose styles/Diploma Persian 3/3/2001 4 Grammar of Persian language part2/Diploma Persian 19/1/2002 5 Safe of Persian prose part2/Diploma Persian 19/1/2001 6 Safe of Persian prose part1/Diploma Persian 24/1/2002 7 Grammar of Persian language part1/Diploma Persian 23/2/2003 8 Grammar of Persian language part2/Diploma Persian 23/2/2003 No. Thesis Title Department Year 9 Kings life /Diploma Persian 23/2/2003 10 Collections of loveable artist /Diploma Persian 14/9/2003 11 Modern Iranian Literature/Diploma Persian 22/11/2003 12 In professor school/Diploma Persian 30/5/2004 13 Arts research /Diploma Persian 23/9/2004 14 From Saba to Nima part1/Diploma Persian 4/12/2005 15 Persian terms /Master Persian 6/6/2006 16 Literary criticism /Diploma Persian 12/9/2006 17 From Saba to Nima part2/Diploma Persian 22/7/2007 18 Image of war in ShahNama/Master Persian 20/8/2008 19 Persian terms/PhD. Persian 31/8/2008 20 Civilization terms /PhD. Persian 21/1/2009 21 In Liftnamh/PhD. Persian 21/1/2009 Koran stories in Persian poetry/PhD. 22 Persian 17/8/2009 Sixth, Conferences which you participated: No. Conferences Title Year Place Type of Participation 5th scientific conference of languages 2009 College of languages Attendance ) بحث 1 / 6th scientific conference of languages 2010 College of languages Head of committee 2 بوستر Conference of foreign Iranian languages 2008 University of Tehran Attendance 3حضور ) Conference of Universities that speaks Iranian language 2009 University of Tehran Attendance 4 Seminar of International Iranian book gallery 2008 University of Tehran Attendance 5 Seventh, Scientific Activities: Within the College Outside the College Head of scientific committee in Persian dept. Member of evaluation certificates committees for technical Institutes Member of scientific central committee in college of languages Member of Iraqi –Iranian relations committee concerning higher studies Eighth, Research Projects in The Felid of Specialization to The Environment and Society or the Development of Education: No. Research Title Place of Publication Year 1 Educational poetry in Persian language & literature College of Languages 15/1/1996 2 Style of sentence structure in Persian language College of Languages 25/3/1997 Structure of verb from time in the Persian language College of Languages 1/6/1998 Ninth, Membership: Member of evaluation certificates committee in the technical Institutes /Baghdad Member of Iraqi – Iranian relations in the ministry of Higher Education & scientific research Tenth, Awards and Certificates of Appreciation: No. Name of Awards and Certificates Donor Year 1 Letter of thanks & appreciation College of Languages 2008 2 Letter of thanks & appreciation College of Languages 2010 3 Eleventh, Scientific literature: No. Scientific Literature Title Year of The Publication 1 Twelfth, languages: Persian English Arabic *Note: - Make a copy on CD. C.V Photo Name: Aqeel Abdul Hussein Mohammed Ali Al-Maliki Date of Birth: 28/9/1970 Specialization: Persian Literature Position: Teaching Scientific Degree: DOCTORA Work Address: University of Baghdad –college of Languages –Persian Language Dep. Work Phone: Mobile: E-mail: First, Scientific Certification: Degree science University College Date B.Sc. Baghdad Languages 30/6/1994 M.Sc. Baghdad Languages 7/9/1997 Ph.D. Baghdad Languages 2016 Any other No. Career Workplace From -To 1 2 3 4 5 6 Second, Career Third, University Teaching. N University The (Institute / College) From -To 1 Assistant Instructor /College of Languages Baghdad 6/2/2006-7/2/2009 o 2 Instructor /College of Languages Baghdad 7/2/2009 – until now . Fourth, Courses Which You Teach: No. Department Subject Year nd 1 Persian Language Texts /grammar for 2 stage 2006 Reading /1st stage –texts /2nd stage – grammar /2nd stage –films /1st stage 2 Persian Language 2007 st nd 3 Persian Language Grammar /1 stage /2 stage 2008 st 4 Persian Language Grammar /1 stage for Morning and evening study 2009 rd th 5 Persian Language Linguistic /3 -4 stage 2010 nd 6 Persian Language Texts /2 stage Evening 2010 st 7 Persian Language Reading /1 stage Evening 2010 Fifth, Thesis which was supervised by : No. Thesis Title Department Year 1 2 Sixth, Conferences which you participated: No. Conferences Title Year Place Type of Participation 1 Sixth scientific conference College of languages Participant /Research ( 2212 2 Memorial of poet Attar 2222 Persian Dep. Participant /Research بحث 3 Styles of development teaching grammar 2222 Persian Dep. Participant /Research / Seventh, Scientific Activities: بوس Within the College Outside the College Course of developing Persian language /Tehran 2008 تر Eighth, Research Projects in The Felid of Specialization to حض The Environment and Society or the Development of Education: Research Title Place of Publication Year ور(.No 1 Mystic content of (Baba Tahir AL- Hamadani ) Journal of Languages /14th edition 2007 2 Koran Quotation in Dohat AL-Azhar Journal of Languages/19th edition 2009 3 Beginnings Of Dhaher AL-Deen AL-Farabi poems Scientific & psychological journal 64th 2009 edition 4 Dialogue in AL-Anwari poems of Odes Scientific & psychological journal 67th 2010 edition 5 Spiritual Influences between poet and receiver Sixth Scientific conference of college of 2010 Languages /University of Baghdad/special edition Ninth, Membership: Tenth, Awards and Certificates of Appreciation: No. Name of Awards and Certificates Donor Year 1 Thanks and appreciation Mr. Head of University of Baghdad 2007 2 Thanks and appreciation Mr. Dean of College of Languages 2008 3 Evaluation Certificate Mr. Dean of College of Languages 2010 Eleventh, Scientific literature: No. Scientific Literature Title Year of The Publication 1 2 3 Twelfth, languages: Arabic Persian *Note: - Make a copy on CD. C.V Name: Sami Abdul Hasan Abd Date of Birth: 1/7/1957 Specialization: Persian language – Rhetorical criticism Position: Teaching Scientific Degree: Assistant Professor Work Address: University of Baghdad /College of Language Work Phone: / Mobile: 07801931031 E-mail: [email protected] First, Scientific Certification: Degree science University College Date B.Sc. Baghdad College of Arts 1984 M.Sc. Baghdad College of Languages 1997 Ph.D. Baghdad College of Languages 2010 Any other No. Career Workplace From -To 1 Assistant Lecturer College of Languages 1997-2000 2 Instructor College of Languages 2000-2003 3 Assistant Professor College of Languages 2003-2010 4 5 6 Second, Career Third, University Teaching. No. University The (Institute / College) From -To 1 Baghdad College of Languages 1997-2010 2 Fourth, Courses Which You Teach No. Department Subject Year 1 Persian Language Grammar/ Films 1997 2 Persian Language Grammar/ Films 1998 3 Persian Language Translation/Films 1999 4 Persian Language Translation/Art 2000 5 Persian Language Text of poetry /Art 2001 6 Persian Language Text of poetry /Prose 2003-2010 Fifth, Thesis which was supervised by : No. Thesis Title Department Year 1 Localize the Persian words in the book yatemat Aldaher Persian 2010 Sixth, Conferences which you participated: No. Conferences Title Year Place Type of Participation 1 The first conference 1997 College of Languages Participant ( College of Languages 2 The second conference 1998 Participant بحث / 1999 College of Languages 3 Seminar Participant College of Languages 2000 بوس 4 Seminar Participant 2001 College of Languages Seminar Participant 5تر College of Languages The fifth conference 2009 Attendance 6حضو College of Languages 7 The sixth conference 2010 Attendance ر( Seventh, Scientific Activities: Within the College Outside the College Member of the scientific committee Discuss master thesis in Kurdistan reign Member of the Examination committee Member of the Educational guide committee Member of the coordination committee Eighth, Research Projects in The Felid of Specialization to The Environment and Society or the Development of Education: N Research Title Place of Publication Year 1 Metonymy in both Arabic &Persian Language Journal of Languages/7th edition 2000 o 2 Tropes in Arabic & Persian Language Iraqi journal of Languages /1st edition 2002 . 3 Contrast in Art of Khiam through his Rubaie Journal of Languages/accepted publication 2002 4 Synonymous proverbs between Arabic & Persian languages Journal of Languages/19th edition 2009 Ninth, Membership: Tenth, Awards and Certificates of Appreciation: No. Name of Awards and Certificates Donor Year 1 Not found 2 Eleventh, Scientific literature: No. Scientific Literature Title Year of The Publication 1 the style of art translation Accepted of publication on 2001 2 3 Twelfth, languages: Persian English *Note: - Make a copy on CD. C.V Name: Mohammad Qassim Kalf Date of Birth: 1985 Specialization: ph.D Position: University of Baghdad ,college of language Scientific Degree: Work Address: 07804740581 Work Phone: Mobile: - E-mail: [email protected] First, Scientific Certification: Degree science University College Date B.Sc.
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