Journal of University of Babylon for Humanities, (JUBH) is an official journal of the University of Babylon in Iraq established in 1995.

JUBH is a Humanities peer-reviewed open access journal monthly publishing high-quality research and papers at the lead of recent research describing significant developments in Human Sciences.

ISSN: 2617-0906

Current Issue

Vol. 28 No. 11 (2020)

Published: 2020-12-13

Articles

Representations of Women in the Iraqi Novel

Ghufran Iqbal Yusuf

1 - 24

Methodology of Adopting the Opinion of Trustworthy Men and Its Effect on the Criticism of Narrators and Narrations: Sabki's (died 771AH) Grand Shafi’ya Classes as an Example

Ahmed Oleiwi Sahib

25 - 36

The Effect of Constructive Play on Developing Creative Thinking among Kindergarten Children

Batool Banai Zubairy, Zaidoon kareem jebur Ahmed ALhasnawi

37 - 63

What Sibawayh Cited as Examples the Arabs had not Used Before Him

Hussain Ali Muhammad

64 - 84

Narrations Interpreting Allah’s Names in “Ma'ani Al-Akhbar” by Sheikh Al-Sadouq

Sukaina Azeez Alftly, Hadeel Hasan Abed

85 - 101

Dismantling the Narrative System in Contemporary Cinema: Jackie Brown's Film as an Example

Firas A. Abdul Ameer

102 - 119

Hygienic Education and its Relation to some Social Variables: An Empirical Sociological Study of the Students of the College of Arts, University of Baghdad

Salih Rahman Abid

120 - 142

Rukn ad-Din bin Mihriz al Wahrani's Manamat (Dreams):From the Common Pattern to the Different Narrative

Madani Zikem

143 - 155

State Employees’ Orientations Towards Law Enforcement: A Social Field Study in Babylon Governorate

Wathiq Jaafar Karim

156 - 177

Pluralism and the Features of Conflict Limits: An Anthropological Approach in the Iraqi Landscape

Ahmad Mohammed Hussein Qasim

178 - 188

The Geographical Potentials of Agricultural Tourism in Karbala Governorate

Israa Talib Jasem, Samir Faleh AL-Mayali

189 - 209

The Employment of Symbols in Alaa Bashir's works

Esraa Kahtan Jassim

210 - 230

Principles and Practices for Effective English Class Assessment

Parween Shawkat Kawther

231 - 244

Aesthetic Transformations of Mythical Forms in Ancient Iraq Pottery

Ali Jard Kadhim Al-Hamiri

245 - 261

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