The textbook published by Dar Al-Kutub (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) for teaching at the College of Pharmacy at the University of Basrah Assistant Professor Dr. Laila Jassim Abbas.
 The book was (140) pages and included six chapters that dealt with information about how magnetic radiation deals with matter, momentum, chemical displacement, types of coupling and its systems, as well as chemical exchange and relaxation processes.
  And about the importance of the book, the author spoke: Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, a singular that is taught to undergraduate and graduate students in a number of scientific faculties, including pharmacy faculties, and because there are very few books on this subject, especially in our universities, the idea of ​​preparing this book in Arabic came to serve a large segment of students.  and researchers, thus improving the educational process.