The Legal Museum at the College of Law, Al-Qadisiyah University, hosted an applied lecture on ancient civilizations and their impact on the development of legislation in collaboration with the Private Law Department of the college. The applied lecture was managed by Dr. Ali Hamza Jaber and Ms. Ilham Fahim Naghish. The lecture addressed the role of legal museums in preserving artifacts and the cultural legal heritage of societies. It also reviewed the museum’s role in educating its students and visitors about the importance of utilizing museums in the field of modern legal studies and introducing new generations to the significance of the historical development that accompanied the emergence of legislation in ancient civilizations.
The museum also aims to educate its visitors and students by involving them in practical interactive activities through introducing the collections found in its various wings. The museum seeks to increase and improve individuals’ knowledge of legal history by developing the cognitive skills of students and visitors who will pass through or wander around its different sections. Another main objective of the college museum is to inform students about the importance of legal history in order to contribute to the development of the legal field not only in Iraq but also globally. The target audience for the college museum includes its students and all visitors, including researchers and professionals in the legal field. The College of Law Museum at Al-Qadisiyah University is one of the leading museums in Iraq and the Arab world, and it is modeled after global law school museums such as the Law School Museum at the University of Belgrade in Serbia, the Law School Museum at the University of Washington, and the Law School Museum at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina, among other specialized museums in the field of law.
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