An Iraqi lawyer, writer, and historian.

He has been an advisor to the Bar Association since 2017, and managing editor of the “Judicial Magazine,” issued by the same association.

He founded the “Bar Association Museum” in 2018, and was an advisor to the Finance Committee to legislate the Public Civil Service Law in the “House of Representatives” between 2015 and 2017, and a member of the Ministerial Committee to legislate the Public Contracts Law with the “World Bank” in Baghdad, Amman, and Istanbul.

He also worked as Assistant to the Director-General and Director of the Office of the President of the Integrity Commission, and a lecturer at the Judicial Institute in Iraq and the Iraqi Anti-Corruption Academy.

His books include: “Common Mistakes” in 2017, “The History of the Iraqi Bar Association 1933-2019” in 2019, “The History of the Iraqi Jurists Syndicate,” and “Mahmoud Subhi Al-Daftari’s Memoirs on the Founding of the Baghdad Law School” in 2020.

He also has many research and studies in the legal, historical, and artistic criticism fields published in a number of newspapers, magazines, and websites.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Law.