Assistant Lecturer Safa Abdul Ali Abdul Hussein Al-Jajuni, holder of a Master's degree in Islamic Archaeology from Al-Qadisiyah University, College of Archaeology, where my studies focused on gilded decoration on the Quran, with selected examples from the Imam Hussain (PBUH) Center for Manuscript Restoration. I have a deep interest in Islamic arts, decorations, and manuscripts, and have been working in this field for four years.
I worked as a Mathematics and Mental Arithmetic instructor at Al-Rawasi School of Science for two years. During my tenure, I trained students in mental arithmetic for addition and subtraction.
I possess strong skills in sculpture, glass painting, calligraphy, and traditional drawing, and have experience with computer techniques.
I aim to continue developing my skills in Islamic Archaeology and contribute to research and development in this field through field visits to Islamic sites, extensive research in Arab and foreign sources depicting Islamic architecture, and participation in scientific lectures, cultural seminars, and international conferences, as well as collaborating with researchers and excavators in the field of Islamic archaeology.