The Republic of Iraq (which only really controls half of the land area of the country) is officially a constitutional democracy, but it is a relatively illiberal democracy. Iraqi Kurdistan is also a constitutional democracy and less illiberal. ISIL is an outright dictatorship and considers democracy to be Anti-Islamic.

This is open to discussion and interpretation but illiberal democracy is closer to the truth. The government still has the support of most of the population and people aren't oppressed on a day to day basis.

Canada is the largest democracy by territory. Only Russia, which is an illiberal democracy is a larger country.

Currently, Iraq is a Parliamentary Democracy that is slowly moving towards an Illiberal Democracy, but it is not a dictatorship.

Under Saddam Hussein, Iraq was an Authoritarian State.

Egypt is currently in transition from being an Illiberal Democracy governed by a Military Junta to a Representative Democracy. Stay tuned to the current elections to see which way the country goes.