This particular izar was made by the Marsh Arabs the Maʻdan of southern Iraq. The Maʻdan izar is especially known for its distinctive bold, colourful, and symbolically expressive chain stitch that reflects the life, environment, and cultural identity of the

The Hammam, or traditional public bathhouse, has deep cultural and historical roots in Iraq, serving not only as a place for physical cleansing but also for social interaction, relaxation and celebration of major events.

In 2025, Baghdad High School is celebrating its centennial anniversary. To mark this occasion, Part 3 of the article "Golden School Days" is being republished. The complete article originally appeared in 2021 on the FEEFAA org website.

Year 2093 one hundred and ten years after they left Baghdad, 90 years after the war in Iraq, in Adhamiya, where her great-grandfather’s home once existed, Reemoshka made her grandmother’s dream come true. She rebuilt the family home.

The oud is one of the most significant musical instruments in the Arab and Islamic world. With a history spanning thousands of years, it's renowned for its melodious and versatile sound. The oud is characterized by its pear-shaped body and

Ali's stamps box, embarked on its own journey from Iraq across several countries before finally reaching him in Canada. The collection had about 1,560 stamps from more than 60 different countries. Most of the stamps span from the late 1880s

In the 1940s Iraq witnessed a widespread of cultural movement that paralleled the national movement, transforming into an intellectual revolution across all literary, artistic, political, and social fields.