Prof. Dr. Ahmed Hussein Abdul Khalaf

Faculty Member in the Department of History, specializing in the Modern and Contemporary History of the Arab World, Studies on Modern and Contemporary History of Asia and Africa, and Governance and Administrative Systems in the Ottoman State.

• B.A. in History – University of Mosul, 2000
• M.A. in Modern History – University of Mosul, 2003
• Ph.D. in Modern History – University of Mosul, 2009

Director of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi Center for Historical and Civilizational Studies – University of Tikrit, Nov 2, 2011 – Jun 15, 2013

Course: Economic and Social History of the City – Jerusalem as a Case Study 

Ph.D. Dissertations Supervised

1. Ahmed Tahseen, 2019 – Egyptian–Somali Relations, 1960–1991
2. Waad Shahir Mahmoud, 2020 – The National Liberal Party and Its Political Role in Lebanon
3. Ne'ma Abdulkhaliq Jassim, 2021 – Religious Minorities in the Levant, 1840–1914
4. Rana Abdulaziz Shehab, 2022 – Economic and Social Conditions in Tunisia, 1882–1914
5. Iyad Halil, 2023 – Development of Education in Qatar

Master’s Theses Supervised

1. Nawar Hussein Mustafa, 2012 – French Consular Activity in Palestine
2. Ne'ma Abdulkhaliq Jassim, 2012 – Religious Minorities in Iraq During the Late Ottoman Period
3. Hisham Abdullah Mohammed, 2021 – General Conditions in Lebanon Through Travelers’ Writings in the 18th Century
4. Imad Ahmed Hamid, 2022 – The Supervisory Guild in Baghdad During the Ottoman Era
5. Maher Ahmed Mohsen, 2023 – Khair al-Din al-Zarkali and His Political and Cultural Role

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   Memberships

   • Member of the Iraqi Academics Syndicate

   Books and Publications

   1. The History of Jerusalem during the Ottoman Era – 2 volumes
   2. Sultan Abdulhamid II in the Arab Memory – 2 volumes (co-authored)
   3. Kurdistan during the Ottoman Era (co-authored)
   4. Scholarly Life in Jerusalem (co-authored)
   5. Encyclopedia of Thinkers of the Maghreb in the 20th Century (co-authored)