Two Teachers at the Faculty of Basic Education / University of Diyala Publish a Specialized Scientific Book

Two teachers at the Faculty of Basic Education / University of Diyala publish a specialized scientific book on the principles of democracy…

The book was recently published by M.A. Ahmed Sadiq Jaafar Al-Mandalawi, who teaches at the Department of Arabic Language, and Hala Ali Hilal Al-Jubouri, who teaches at the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, have recently published a scientific book entitled (Introduction to the study of the principles of democracy, an analytical study in Islamic and positivist political thought).
Issued by three well-established Jordanian publishing houses: Dar Amjad for Publishing and Distribution, Dar Ebsar for Distribution and Printing, and Dar Efficiency Knowledge for Printing, Publishing and Distribution. for the year 2025.

Introduction to the book …

The concept of democracy is more comprehensive than freedom, and the reason behind this is because democracy includes a set of ideas and principles that center around freedom, in addition to having a wide range of procedures and political practices that were formed over long periods, and it should be noted that there are a set of basics that a society must possess in order to be called a democratic society.
Based on the above, I will deal with the topic of democracy from the historical point of view and objectively, as I believe in the importance of this to learn more about the origin of the concept and to show the points of comparison between the old and contemporary ideas and theses and compare them with the principle of Shura in Islam.

The book serves specialists in political systems and political sociology and is composed of 284 pages and organized into four chapters:

Chapter One (Forms of Government)
Chapter Two (Assignment of power in the democratic system)
Chapter 3 (The electoral system and the issues of democratization in Iraq)
Chapter Four (The Electoral System and the Problems of Democratic Transition in Iraq)