Sharjah Archaeology Authority organized, as part of its biweekly lectures, a lecture by Professor Asmaa Ali Zagloul, on Monday, March 14, 2022 AD, entitled: “Vision of Muhammad Ali’s Palace in Shubra through the writings of Giston Wait”, during which she presented part of the ancient history of Egypt, and one of the most important The political figures associated with the history of Egypt, Muhammad Ali, who is considered the founder of the renaissance of Egypt in the modern era, then explained the importance of studying the material origins of the Egyptian civilization on the historical and cultural level, and then concluded her speech with points that contribute to making the recipient closer to the perception and understanding of Egyptian culture.

Sharjah Archaeology Authority organized a lecture on Monday, February 28, 2022, by Professor Dr. Lotfi Ndari entitled: “Roman roads in North Africa: the Carthage-Tebesa Road as a model”, in which he reviewed the most important Roman roads extending in North Africa, stressing their scientific value due to the content they contain Features of the Roman Civilization, taking the Carthage-Tebessa Road as a model for this lecture. He also encouraged young researchers to study such topics, which contain many mysteries that enrich the archaeological lesson.

Sharjah Archaeology Authority organized online lecture entitled: OTTOMAN FORTS AND INSCRIPTIONS on the hajj route from Istanbul to Mecca, on Monday Feb 14, 2022, By Dr. Mehmet Tutuncu, Director Research Centre for Turkish and Arabic World in Holland.

On Monday, January 17, 2022, Sharjah Archaeology Authority hosted a lecture by Professor Dr. Muhammad Hamza Al-Haddad, Professor of Archaeology and Islamic Civilization, entitled “Sustainable Tourism Development in Archaeological and Heritage Sites in Historic Cairo” in which he explained the importance of historic Cairo as a world heritage property, highlighting the thought and vision of the political leadership in Egypt about sustainable tourism development projects in archaeological sites, stressing that the goal of preserving archaeological and heritage sites is to preserve the identity and culture of society.

Sharjah Archaeology Authority hosted a lecture by Dr. Sami Al-Bayadi on Monday evening, January 3, 2022 via Zoom platform, entitled “Discoveries and Excavations in Salah Al-Din Al-Ayoubi Castle in the Chest of the Soldier in Sinai” (Thirty Years of Research, Discovery, and Excavation)”, in which he introduced Salah Al-Din Al-Ayoubi Castle in the Chest of the Soldier in Sinai in terms of being a very important Islamic monument, indicating the value of this castle and its role in unifying the home front against the Franks and then liberating Jerusalem, and stressing the importance of archaeological excavations in investigating and writing the hidden and forgotten history of the castle.

Dr. Iman Mohsen Shahawy presented a lecture entitled “Overlooking the Site of the Ruins of Kom Ad Dikah and Its Archaeological Entities Through Mosaic Floors” via Zoom platform yesterday evening, Monday, December 20, 2021.

On Monday evening, 06/12/2021, Sharjah Archaeology Authority hosted a scientific lecture entitled: “Archaeological Monuments in Saint Catherine, South Sinai, Egypt” presented by Dr. Mahmoud Othman. The lecture focused on the most important archaeological monuments in the city of Saint Catherine, whose history dates back to the time of the Prophet Moses – peace be upon him – and continues to the present day.

On Wednesday, November 24, 2021, Sharjah Archaeology Authority hosted a lecture by Dr. Christopher Scholl entitled “Preliminary Results of the Austrian Excavation Mission in Kalba 2021” as part of its biweekly lectures.

Sharjah Archaeology Authority hosted a lecture by Dr. Wael Bakri Rashidi, entitled “Al-Quseer City in Egypt and Its Islamic Monuments” as part of its biweekly lectures on Monday, November 15, 2021, in which he discussed Al-Quseer city in Egypt and the most important monuments and archaeological discoveries.

Sharjah Archaeology Authority organized a lecture entitled: “Women’s Money – A Documentary Study on the Status of Women in the Islamic Era,” presented by Professor Dr. Atef Mansour Ramadan, at “Bait Al Hikma” headquarters in Sharjah, where Islam came to elevate the status of women and honor them as they have never been honored in any religion or civilization before.