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The realization of the concept of humanizing cities was linked to the study of pedestrian behaviors and needs. Since the street was the first element of the urban space that defined the Old City, were used as multi-use spaces to include places of shopping, meeting, work and picnic. However, with the rapid and changing development in human needs, the streets lost some of their functional and urban characteristics, and thus affected the extent of them being an urban space for pedestrians. In this regard, the research examines the principles of humanization of cities, include (connectivity, accessibility, mixed land use, comfort, protection, attraction, vitality, and human scale). The purpose of the research is to find out the old city center of Najaf can be considered a humane pedestrian-friendly city And calculate the ratio of its areas. The research identifies six main streets in the city center as a case study, namely Street (Al-Khournak, Al-Sadiq, Al-Tusi, Zain Al-Abidin, Al-Rasoul, and The big market). The study uses the (GIS) technique to determine the percentage of these features the street provides. Concludes that the pedestrian streets of the study area differ in the percentage that achieves the principles of humanism, as it needs improvement.

The percentage of humanization in the main walkway of the old city of Najaf, using GIS technique