A lecture entitled “History of Islamic Art” was held for second-year students – Department of Art Education, delivered by Lecturer Assistant M.M. Suhaila Kazem, as part of the department’s academic curriculum. The lecture addressed the origins and development of Islamic art across different historical periods, highlighting its most prominent aesthetic and intellectual characteristics, such as geometric and vegetal ornamentation and Arabic calligraphy. It also reviewed the most important schools and historical stages of Islamic art and its role in expressing cultural and civilizational identity. The lecture aimed to enhance students’ artistic and cognitive awareness and to develop their ability to understand Islamic heritage as one of the fundamental pillars of visual arts. This activity aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4: Quality Education, by supporting the educational process and emphasizing cultural and artistic heritage within an academic framework that contributes to comprehensive and sustainable knowledge building...Almustaqbal University, The First University in Iraq.
  الهدف الرابع: التعليم الجيد (Goal 4 – Quality Education)