Iraqi Food
On the occasion of Eid Al-Adha I decided to write this post about Iraqi food. It is not about what families are cooking during Eid, but this post is an illustration of the different food and menus Iraqis are famous with.Wish all Eid Mubarak and may all wishes come true, most importantly health, happiness and peace.Iraqi food is so strongly influenced by its neighboring countries, Turkey and Iran, in addition to a limited influence by Indian food – thanks to British occupation in the early 20'th Century. In spite of that, Iraqis has adopted these “foreign cuisines” to their taste, as a resul

Ismail Alfarwachi Concert
Ismail Alfarwachi is one of the best artists in Iraq in the late 1980's. A fabulous singer and a musician who put his mark with his style among many stars in that period such as Raed

Which Is Better? Shiite, Sunni, or Muslim?
The two parts video below are from a debate between an Iraqi political analyst, Sabah Il Khuzaey and a Mohammed Al Qizwini, a religious scholar from Iran. It is part of a coverage of the anniversary of the de

More from Iraq’s Old Days
I don’t want to give the impression that I am pro-monarch person regarding the political system in Iraq because of the many occasions where I put pictures of that period on my blog. I am not anti-monarch either I am only trying to reflect different aspects of the history of this beautiful country and its beautiful people Click on each image to get larger view I will start with Al Khadmiyah, Baghdad, in 1919

Do You Know Iraq?
The world should know Iraq through the pictures below:Its about history, might, power, glory, artIts about nature, fun, joy and social life for the young and the old