Sabah Ali Al-Sulaiman (a linguistic researcher) was born in Baghdad, Iraq, in 1975. He began his engagement with general literature between 1983 and 1984, launched his career in article writing in 1995, and began authoring books in 1998. He obtained his PhD in Arabic Language from the University of Baghdad (Ibn Rushd College of Education) in 2012 and attained the rank of Professor at Tikrit University in 2018. He worked as a school teacher from 1999 to 2006 before transitioning to university-level teaching in 2006, a role he continues to hold. He has served—either as a head or a member—in more than fifty international academic institutions. He has authored and translated approximately thirty books, adopting Al-Suyuti’s approach of thematic diversity. He has published forty scientific papers in local, Arab, and international journals, as well as over 120 articles in global newspapers. He has organized fifty seminars and lectures and participated in fifty local and international conferences. He has received more than twenty-five awards, plaques, and honors from international scientific institutions. His research spans the humanities, social sciences, and applied sciences, covering topics such as artificial intelligence, the impact of technology on scientific research, and modern methodologies. Universities and global scientific centers recognize him as a skilled researcher, a dedicated scholar, and a mentor committed to serving students.
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Guide for Iraqi Authors: https://afiqa.net/authors/details/13957
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