Under the title “Academic Research and Studies Addressing Mongol History in the Colleges of Education for Women, Education for Humanities (Ibn Rushd), and Arts at the University of Baghdad (1955–2025): An Analytical, Statistical, and Graphical Study,” the nineteenth scholarly book by Professor Dr. Suad Hadi Hassan Al-Taie, a faculty member at the College of Education for Humanities (Ibn Rushd), University of Baghdad, has been published as part of her continued academic contributions and efforts to enrich the historical and academic library.
The 158-page book is organized into three main chapters and adopts an analytical, statistical, and graphical methodology. The first chapter examines academic studies addressing Mongol history published in Al-Ustadh Journal at the College of Education for Humanities (Ibn Rushd). The second chapter surveys academic research published in the journals of the College of Arts, the College of Education for Women, and Studies in History and Archaeology at the University of Baghdad during the period from 1959 to 2025. The third chapter concludes the book by tracing approved master’s theses and doctoral dissertations produced in the relevant colleges during the specified period.
Notably, the book serves as an important reference and research guide for graduate students and researchers specializing in Islamic and medieval history. It identifies the most significant research and academic studies addressing various aspects and historical periods of Mongol history, while providing an integrated statistical and graphical overview of the development of Mongol studies and tracing the evolution of academic research in this important field.
