Dr. Iyad Abdul-Hussein Sihoud Al-Khafaji, a lecturer at the Faculty of Education for Human Sciences at the University of Kerbala, publishes a book on the topic “New terminology in historical narration: An Etymological Applied Study.”
The book has (190) pages and is arranged in terms of cocepts according to the alphabetical order, consisted of (15 terms).
Dr. Iyad Al-Khafaji states that the book is the starting point to researchers so as to employ these terms that are contained in it to record their address projects (for M.A. theses and dissertations) for postgraduate students in Iraqi, Arab and international universities, because of the information it contains.
He added that the book is in an introduction and more than fifteen new terms in the historical novel, and that the terminology has revealed the falsity of what narrators put in Islamic history, and those terms also revealed what the situation in the novel is and the reasons for the situation with mention of historical evidence.
It is noted that the author has other publications, including, the book of the hadith of Al-Jathleeq by Salman Al-Muhammadi, the social and economic aspects of the commandments of the Messenger of God (PBUH), and new terms in the historical narrative. An applied exploratory study, and books under printing and under writing. The accessible evidence for the critic is in the historical novel, what is narrated on the authority of Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas: a critical study, towards a unified curriculum for postgraduate students. (Islamic history as a model), Fatima Zahra, peace be upon her, in the thought of Mrs. Aisha, Imam Ali, peace be upon him, in the thought of Mrs. Aisha.
