Prof. Taha Khalaf Mohammed Khalaf

Faculty Member, Department of History

Specialized in studying the conditions of the Arab countries during the period 1516–1916, with a focus on major events in the Arab provinces, and the analysis of their social, economic, and political situations, as well as the role of the competing colonial powers seeking to dominate the region.

• Ph.D. in Modern History, University of Tikrit, 2013
• M.A. in Modern History, University of Tikrit, 2005
• B.A. in History, University of Mosul, 1995

Course Taught: History of the Levant 

1. M.A. – Ghazi Mahmoud Ali, 2015 – British Activity in the Levant
2. M.A. – Farouk Abdel-Tif, 2018 – Economic Developments in the Beirut Province
3. M.A. – Mahmoud Saleh Abdel, 2020 – British-French Competition over Railway Projects in the Levant
4. Ph.D. – Shahd Hossam, 2020 – Advisor of the German Reich
5. Ph.D. – Nawar Hazem Mustafa, 2021 – Oil Companies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
6. Ph.D. – Roua Jamal Khidr, 2022 – Economic Conditions in Syria, 1972–2002

1. Book: The Position of Political Parties and National Forces on the Oil Issue in Iraq, 1952–1968