Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi and His Approach to Writing History
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Numerous eminent historians have received insufficient recognition due to their commitment to scholarly integrity, which precluded them from actively seeking media attention. Consequently, they have quietly pursued their work without seeking undue attention, leaving the assessment of their contributions to history and the discernment of readers regarding the valuable ancient heritage they have bequeathed to us. Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi is widely recognized as a prominent educational figure in Iraq. Furthermore, he possesses exceptional skills and expertise in the field of history, rendering him a highly esteemed and accomplished historian. The individual in question has provided us with valuable historical and educational literature and research, characterized by their objective, scientific, and unbiased analyses and conclusions.
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References
Unpublished documents:
- The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, University of Baghdad, College of Education (Ibn Rushd) for Human Sciences, the personal file of Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Directorate of Education for the Arbil District, Issue S / 296, June 26, 1961.
- Ministry of Education, Directorate of General Cultural Relations, Division of Cultural Exchange, No. 587, 8/24/1969.
- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, University of Baghdad, College of Education (Ibn Rushd) for Human Sciences, the personal file of Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Ministry of Finance, Directorate of General Accounting, Treasury, Issue 33/36/49245, November 19, 1969, subject: A certificate of exemption from the installment of the marriage advance of Mr. Hussein Ali Muhammad Al-Daqouqi.
- 4- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, University of Baghdad, College of Education (Ibn Rushd) for Human Sciences, the personal file of Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Ministry of Public Education, Directorate of Teachers Preparation, Issue No, May 3, 1970, Subject: Service Summary.
- 5- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Presidency of the University of Mosul, Self-Directorate, No. 12789, June 17, 1976, Subject: University Order.
- 6- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, University of Baghdad, College of Education (Ibn Rushd) for Human Sciences, the personal file of Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Health Insurance Fund for University Employees, No. 385, November 15, 1980, family member affiliation application form.
Literature of Hussein Ali Daquqi
His books:
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Principles of Sociology, Dar Al-Kashaf Press, Beirut, 1956.
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, The State of the Muslim Bulgars in the Volga Basin, Dar Al-Yanabe’ for Publishing and Distribution, Baghdad, 1999.
B-His articles:
- Hussein Ali Daquqi, Ibn Khaldun and Sociology, - "The New Culture", Volume One, Number 1, May 1954.
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Teaching Life Sciences in Primary Schools, “The New Teacher”, Part 1, Volume 31, February 1969.
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Dividing History into Eras or the Temporal Boundaries of History, - “The New Teacher”, Part 3, Volume 44, October 1987.
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, Two Original Arab Sources Talking About the Russian Steppes in the Middle Ages, "Generational Studies" (Journal), Iraq, Teachers Syndicate, Issue 3, January 1982. 5- “A group of the transfer of Arab heritage to Europe or translators from Arabic into Latin”, translated by: Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, “Al-Mawred”, Volume Twenty-five, Number 1, 1987.
- Hussein Ali Al-Daqouqi, The Post System, “Al-Mawred” (magazine), Iraq, Volume XVIII, Issue 1, 1989.
Arabic and localized sources:
- Betty S. Anderson, The American University of Beirut, Arab Nationalism and Liberal Education, translated by: Azmi Toba, 1st Edition, Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution, Amman, 2014.
- 2- Jaafar Abbas Hamidi and Baida Alawi Al-Shuwaili, Guide to University Theses and Dissertations in the History Department, College of Education (Ibn Rushd) for Humanities, 1976-2004.
- 3- Jamal Baban, The Origins of the Names of Iraqi Cities and Sites, Part 1, Al-Ajyal Press, Baghdad, 1989.
- 4- Hamid Al-Mutabai, Encyclopedia of Iraqi Media and Scholars, Part 1, Encyclopedia of Time for Press and Publishing, Baghdad, 2011.
- 5- Kamal Mazhar Ahmed, Machiavelli and Machiavellianism, Dar Al-Hurriya for Printing, Baghdad, 1984.
- 6- Muhammad Abdullah Annan, the lawyer, Ibn Khaldun, his life and intellectual heritage, 1st edition, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Masria Press, Cairo, 1933.
- 7- Muhammad Issa Al-Khaqani, One Hundred Years with Al-Wardi, 2nd Edition, Dar Al-Hikma, London, 2013.
- 8- Manar Abdul Majeed Abdul Karim, The American University of Beirut and the impact of its Iraqi graduates on political thought in royal Iraq, Thaer Al-Assami Foundation, Baghdad, 2014
- . 9- Nima Shihab et al., Dar Al-Moallem Al-Alia, its establishment and its pioneering role in Iraq 1923-1958, Baghdad.
Foreign Sources:
- Donald Greer, The Incidence of the Terror during the French Revollution: Astatistical Interpretation, 1935.
Personal interviews:
-A personal interview with Prof. Dr. Adel Taqi Abdel-Baldawi on 3/12/2015.
-A personal interview with Prof. Dr. Sadiq Yassin Al-Helou on 3/15/2015. 3- A personal interview with Prof. Dr. Jaafar Abbas Hamidi on 3/18/2015.
Journals:
- "The New Teacher" (magazine), Iraq, Part 1, Volume 25, January-February-March 1963.
Encyclopedias:
- "The Easy Arabic Encyclopedia", supervised by: Muhammad Shafiq Ghorbal, Dar Al-Qalam and the Franklin Institute for Printing and Publishing, Cairo, 1965.
- Korkis Awwad, A Dictionary of Iraqi Authors in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 1800-1969, Volume One (A-R), Al-Irshad Press, Baghdad, 1969.