Those who strive and work with dedication are certain to distinguish themselves and achieve excellence. Dr. Wafa Al-Sahan, a lecturer in the English Language Department, Faculty of Education, Al-Zahraa University for Women, in collaboration with Prof. Azhar Hassan Saloomi, a lecturer at the University of Karbala, has successfully published a research paper in Scopus-indexed journals.
It is worth noting that Scopus is a database containing abstracts and references to articles published in peer-reviewed academic journals. It includes approximately 20,000 journals evaluated by experts across scientific, technical, medical and social science disciplines.
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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