Iraqi professor
Asmaa Jamil Rashid (also Asma Jamil Rashid, or Asmaa Jameel Rasheed) is an Iraqi professor at the University of Baghdad's Center for Women's Studies. She has a PhD in sociology and specializes in the sociology of gender. Rashid is a representative of the Iraqi Women's League and has given presentations and workshops on the topics of youth reluctance to vote, domestic violence, gender discrimination in school curriculum, female drop out rate in rural areas, limiting child marriage, and the employment of widowed women. Rashid is also a teacher at the Center for the Revival of Arab Scientific Heritage.
Academic work.
Rashid's scholarly work includes her article "Al-Tamthyl al-Syasy lil-Mar'ah al-Iraqyah" (The Political Representation of the Iraqi Woman) published in 2010. She has also published a sociological study on the condition of Iraqi women in 2006, focusing on women's political participation in the first three years after the fall in 2003 of the Ba'athist regime in Iraq, Al-Mar'ah al-'Iraqyah ba'd thalath sanawaat men al-Taghir (The Iraqi Woman after Three Years following the Change). 
In 2017, Rashid published a paper examining the factors associated with the factors contributing to and effects of marriage outside of the court in Sadr City and another article discussing Iraqi institutions related to domestic violence and support centers. More recently, she authored a paper on how Iraqi clans maintain patriarchal power as well as a 2020 article on Iraqi marriage across cultural and historical contexts.
Publications.
Rashid has published numerous articles, including the following:
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