Biography of the founder of the Iraq History website
Mousa Al-Sibawi, born on 8/8/1991.
He is the founder of the Iraq History website and group and founder of
Many cultural and historical pages in the Republic of Iraq, including the Iraq Museum page and group
He is one of the founders of the rescue Iraqi Civilization group in 2015
In addition to being a collector, researcher and historian in Iraq history
He worked in the Iraqi health sector in Al-Karkh hospitals in maintaining medical equipment from 2013 to 2019, and then he worked as a treasurer in the National Health Factory, and a director of human resources in projects related to the schools project in Iraq.
Technical role
Alsaibawi was able to complete the archive of Iraqi antiquities in museums around the world, with 25,000 published after being translated in Arabic and English on social media sites and the Iraq History website. Work on the archive, with individual efforts, took five years.
In addition to completing the archive of lost Iraqi antiquities and handing them over to the Iraqi General Authority for Antiquities and Heritage in the year 2020 in the presence of the head of the Iraqi Antiquities and Heritage Authority and the Director of Iraqi Heritage, where 15 Iraqi pieces with a museum number were identified that are in museums around the world based on the archive of Iraqi antiquities, which was completed.
He also managed to preserve the largest photographic collection in the modern iraq history, with 1,000 photographs of Iraqi governorates
For the period 1880 - 1970, he also managed to keep 800 files
From the history of hadith with 100,000 pages
Alsaibawi has close relations with cultural institutions and organizations in the Arab countries and the world, as he participated in the conference of the Arab League for Education, Culture and Science, one of the organizations of the League of Arab States, and received a certificate of thanks and appreciation from it, in addition to a certificate of thanks and appreciation from the National Institute for Tunisian Heritage. He had a great impact on the establishment of the National Committee Iraqi museums, one of the most important goals of which is to introduce the Iraqi cultural heritage
The Tunis Conference 2016.
He participated in five research papers in the conference of the Arab Organization of Museums, the official representative of the International Council of Museums in the Arab region, at the Bardo Museum in the capital, Tunis, and received a certificate of thanks and appreciation. He worked on distributing introductory gifts at the Al-Kafeel Museum of the Abbasid Holy Shrine to the countries attending the conference, and he had a great impact in introducing the attendees. At the conference on the destruction that the history of Iraq was subjected to, the Tunisian newspaper Al-Jumhuriya Al-Wataniya documented his article on its official website, The link to the article is on the newspaper’s official website. Here
Alsaibawi participated in the year 2020, the first virtual Arab forum on International Museum Day, at the invitation of the Director of the National Institute of Tunisian Heritage and the Director of the Arab Organization for Museums.
He also participated in many cultural seminars, including a symposium with researchers in the Republic of Egypt in 2021, in the presence of the sheikhs of Al-Azhar, Sheikh Abdullah Jab and Sheikh Abdul Mawla Nahla. The symposium was broadcast live on Khairzad.
In the year 2021, Alsaibawi was able to achieve the greatest achievement in his career in introducing the history and civilizations of Iraq, and in cooperation with the Iraqi embassy in Washington, where he was able to recover twenty Iraqi pieces from an American soldier who obtained them from a child in Sinjar, northern Iraq, and they were returned to Iraq after the American soldier contacted the pages of a history group. Iraq, where he was and they were returned to Iraq after the American soldier contacted the pages of a history group. Iraq, where he was instructed on the method of Retrieval and handed over to the Iraqi embassy in Washington. She was returned to Iraq
Since he graduated from the university in 2015, Alsaibawi has taken upon himself the task of preserving, defining and promoting the ancient, modern and contemporary history of Iraq. Alsaibawi is considered the first promoter of Mesopotamian thought and the civilizations and history of Iraq at home and abroad. He founded the Iraq History website and founded the pages of the Iraqi Museum and the Mesopotamia brand products, which are concerned with marketing civilizations. Iraq with various products, including T-shirts, phone cases, paintings, cups, hats, and children’s toys.
Alsaibawi received many letters of thanks and appreciation, and the most prominent letter of thanks and appreciation he received was a letter of thanks and appreciation addressed to the pages of the Iraq History Group from Mr. Hussein Ismail al-Sadr. And the great Iraqi artist and painter Saleh Reda.