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Iraq

Iraq is an Arab country located in the Middle East. Its capital is Baghdad.

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Does Aladdin take place in Iraq India or Arabia?

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"Aladdin" is set in the fictional city of Agrabah, which is located in Arabia. It draws inspiration from various Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures, but it is not specifically set in Iraq or India.

What traditions does Iraq have?

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Iraq has a rich cultural heritage with traditions such as traditional dances like the Chaldean and the Kurdsi, storytelling, poetry, and hospitality being important aspects of daily life. Religious observances like Ramadan, Ashura, and Eid are also significant traditions observed throughout the country. Traditional dress, food, and music are also important elements of Iraqi culture and heritage.

What is the name of the region Iraq lies in that produced humanity's first known agriculture and written language?

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Iraq lies in the region known as Mesopotamia, which is often referred to as the "cradle of civilization." Mesopotamia is known for being the birthplace of agriculture, as well as the site where the first known written language, cuneiform, was developed.

Is Baghdad a cultural hearth?

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Yes, Baghdad is considered a cultural hearth because it has historically been a center of trade, knowledge, and cultural crossroads in the Middle East. It has played a significant role in the development and spread of ideas, art, and architecture throughout history.

Who discovered the city of Ur in 1927 on an archeological dig in Iraq?

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The city of Ur was discovered in 1927 by Sir Leonard Woolley during an archaeological dig in southern Iraq. Woolley's excavations revealed many artifacts and structures from ancient Mesopotamia, providing valuable insights into the history and civilization of the region.

Is the same Arabic spoken in Iraq and Jordan?

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While Arabic is the official language in both Iraq and Jordan, there can be regional dialectal differences in vocabulary, pronunciation, and expressions. However, speakers from these two countries can generally understand each other due to the shared core of the Arabic language.

How many blatt are in bava basra?

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There are 176 blatt (folios/pages) in the tractate Bava Basra in the Talmud Bavli (Babylonian Talmud).

Opening of grave of two sahaba in Iraq in 1932?

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Though in normal cases and circumstances the dead bodies in the grave decompose and disintegrate yet there are proofs where the dead bodies of martyrs, prophets and saints have been found intact when their graves were dug.

In 1932 A.D. (1351 A.H.) the then ruling King of Iraq Shah Faisal I, dreamt that he was being addressed by Hudhaifa al-Yamani, who said :-

"O king ! Remove Jabir ibn Abdullah Ansari and me from the bank of river Tigris and bury us at some safe place because my grave is already water-logged, (full of water) while Jabir's grave is slowly getting water-logged."

This dream was repeated again the next night but King Faisal I, did not pay attention to it on account of his pre-occupation with state affairs. On the third night Hazrat Hudhaifa was seen in the dream by the grand Mufti of Iraq. Hazrat Hudhaifa said to the grand Mufti :- "I have been directing the king since two nights to transfer our Bodies but he has not paid any heed. Tell him emphatically to arrange for the transfer of our graves!"

So after discussing this matter, the King, his Prime Minister and the Grand Mufti decided to carry out this work. It was decided that the Grand Mufti should issue a fatwa(religious ruling) on this matter and the Prime Minister will issue the fatwa to the press, so that the public may know about this great event. It was declared that on 10th Zilhajj after noon prayers the graves shall be opened and the holy bodies shall be transferred to another place.

As it was Hajj season, pilgrims had gathered in Mecca. They requested King Faisal to postpone the event for a few days so that they all could attend the event after performing the Hajj. Hence, the King postponed this event to 20th Zilhajj.

After noon prayers, on 20th Zilhajj 1351 A.H. a large number of Muslims and non-Muslims gathered in Baghdad, and the city was heavily crowded. First when the grave of Hazrat Hudhaifa was opened water was fond inside. The body was lifted with a crane in such a way that it safely came on a stretcher. Then the stretcher was lifted by the King, the Grand Mufti, the Prime Minister and Prince Farooq of Egypt and brought to a glass coffin box made especially to keep the holy bodies. The body of Hazrat Jabir was also transferred to the glass box in the same scrupulous manner.

The most marvelous spectacle was now seen by the huge crowd that had gathered to witness this great event. Both the holy bodies of these true companions of the Holy Prophet (SAWW) were fresh and intact while their open eyes issued forth such divine light that the spectator's eyes were dazzled. Furthermore, their coffin, clothes, kaffan were also intact and at first glance, it appeared as if these heroes of Islam were alive. The two bodies were then taken away and buried afresh near the grave of another great hero of Islam, Salman-e-Farsi, in Salman Park which is 30 miles from Baghdad. This miracle amazed the scientists, philosophers and doctors. They were all bewildered and spellbound to witness this great miracle.

A German physiologist who had been showing a lot of interest in this was so impressed by the conditions of the bodies, which were buried for more than a thousand years, that he immediately came to the Grand Mufti, held up his hands and said, "What more evidence can there be in support of Islam. I embrace Islam so teach me about it!" Thus before thousands of people this German doctor became a Muslim. His example was followed by many Christians and Jews and for a long time it continued in Baghdad and a large number of people became Muslims as a result of this miracle.

Now let us all sit-back and think over this event and derive a lesson from this miracle. Pondering over such events is potent food for the mind and serves as an eye-opener to humanity. Some of the material above was published in a Pakistani newspaper, "Daily Jung" on 7th June 1970.

Let us now briefly look into the lives of these prominent personalities.

HAZRAT HUDHAIFA AL YAMANI

He was one of the most trusted companions of the Holy Prophet (SAWW) and a near associate of Hazrat Imam Ali (AS). He was one of those seven persons who joined the funeral prayers of Bibi Fatemah (AS). There are several instances in history where Hazrat Hudhaifa has proved steadfast in his loyalty to our Holy Prophet (SAWW). Hazrat Hudhaifa had responded to the Prophet's call in battle of Trench (Khandak) when the Prophet had promised Paradise to the person who would venture out to the enemy's camp with the intention of spying their activities. Hazrat Hudhaifa was known as "the possessor of the Secret", since the Holy Prophet (SAWW) had revealed to him the names and specific identity of those hypocrites who intended to kill him on his return journey from Tabuk, but had strictly instructed him not to disclose the secret. Hudhaifa was appointed governor of Madain (which is a place near Baghdad, Iraq) by Caliph Omar and held that post for many years. He was holding that post till Hazrat Imam Ali (AS) assumed the caliphate. Hazrat Imam Ali (AS) then sent a letter to the people of Madain, informing them of his caliphate and that Hudhaifa would continue to be the governor of Madian. Hudhaifa al Yamani died just before the battle of Jamal in 36 A.H. He was buried in Madain.

HAZRAT JABIR IBNE ABDULLAH-E-ANSARI

Jabir-e-Ansari was also one of the most exalted companions of the Holy Prophet (SAW). Jabir was in the forefront in 18 battles, under the banner of Islam. Jabir was blessed enough to have met all the imams up to Imam Mohamed Baker(as) in his lifetime. Imam Jafar-e-Sadiq (AS) has said : "Jabir -e-Ansari was the last survivor amongst the companions of the Holy Prophets(SAW). Jabir, on hearing about the martyrdom of Imam Hussain(AS) and his companions and the imprisonment and humiliation of the surviving members of his family, hastened towards Kerbala with his devoted friends and followers and buried the martyrs there. He was the first person to pay homage to the martyrs of Kerbala and carry out their burial rites. The Holy Prophet (SAW) once told Jabir that, he would live long enough to come across a person whose name would be Mohamed Baker(as) and he will resemble the Holy Prophet in appearance and values. The Holy Prophet asked Jabir to convey his salaams to this man. Throughout his life Jabir was waiting eagerly to meet our Imam. Finally, when Jabir did meet the Holy Imam he was very old but very happy and he conveyed the prophet's salaam to the Imam. Jabir did not live long after that. He was tortured by Hajjaj bin Yusuf and it is reported that molten lead was poured on the hands of Jabir by the tyrant. Jabir-e-Ansari was 94 years old when he left this world for the heavenly abode in 78 A.H. He was also buried in Madain.

Thus let us send our gift of Sure-Fateha for these two brilliant graduates from the school of Prophet hood, who devoted all their efforts in safeguarding our religion. Let us not forget their invaluable contribution to keep the flame of Islam kindled in our hearts. And pray to The Almighty Allah to help us follow their footsteps and elevate our level of imaan.

Who discovered Iraq?

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Modern-day Iraq was not "discovered" by any one individual. The region has been inhabited for thousands of years and has a rich history of ancient civilizations, including the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians.

Where is dhadu basra?

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basra is a caste of jatts in subcontinent. Basra is located in Daska Pakistan. The full name of basra village is Dhadu Basra. Choudhary of the village is Waqas Basra (Advocate). His grandfather, Choudhary Abdul Latif build a lovely mosque there. It is a beautiful, nice and glorious village.

How many Kurds live in Iraq?

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There are estimated to be around five to six million Kurds living in Iraq. They are primarily located in the autonomous Kurdish region in the north of the country.

The region Iraq lies in produced humanity's first known agriculture and written lanquage?

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Yes, that region is often referred to as the "Fertile Crescent," which spans modern-day Iraq, as well as parts of Syria and Turkey. It is considered the birthplace of agriculture and writing, with ancient civilizations like the Sumerians and Babylonians making important contributions.

How do Kurdish men from Iraq treat their girlfriends or wives?

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Kurdish men in Iraq have diverse attitudes and behaviors towards their girlfriends or wives, as individuals vary in their beliefs and practices. However, in general, respect and honor towards women are important values in Kurdish culture, and many men strive to treat their partners with kindness, care, and equality. Communication and understanding between partners play a key role in shaping relationships within Kurdish communities.

Youre having a conversation with your Iraqi counterpart and he keeps repeating himself?

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It may be a cultural communication trait where repetition is used for emphasis or to ensure understanding. You can acknowledge the repetition and ask clarifying questions to show you are engaged in the conversation and to ensure you both are on the same page. It's important to practice active listening and patience to navigate through potential language or cultural differences.

How many people in Iraq speak Arabic?

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The majority of the population in Iraq speaks Arabic as their first language, with Kurdish being spoken as a second language by a significant portion of the population in the Kurdistan region.

Compared to their Arab counterparts Iraqi women?

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Iraqi women have greater rights and opportunities in areas such as education and employment compared to some of their Arab counterparts due to Iraq's historically progressive stance on women's rights. However, they still face challenges such as gender-based violence, restrictions on freedom, and lack of representation in politics. Cultural and religious factors also influence the status of women in society.

Is Farsi spoken in Iraq a lot?

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Farsi (Persian) is not a widely spoken language in Iraq. The official languages of Iraq are Arabic and Kurdish. Farsi is primarily spoken in Iran and parts of Afghanistan and Tajikistan.

What is the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan?

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The capital of Iraqi Kurdistan is Erbil. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and serves as the political and economic center of the Kurdistan Region.

What The average age of population in Iraq?

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The average age of the population in Iraq is around 20-25 years old. This is due to a high birth rate and relatively lower life expectancy compared to other countries.

According to professor pillars article about the war in Iraq what is the proper role of intelligence in policy cycle?

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Rule #1: ALWAYS consider the source; What are professor Pillar's credentials?

1. His aritlcle is most likely "subject specific"; meaning focusing on Iraq. If that's the situation then "Iraq" is the subject matter and must be considered: Iraq is a police action, meaning the restoration of law & order & stability within that particular region (nation/country).

2. US Gov't "intelligence" mission (encompasses US Military/CIA, etc.) has traditionally (prior to the end of the cold war & the new Homeland Security Department & the global war on terriorism) been for "National Security." The war against communism (the cold war) was such an example.

3. Is Professor Pillar's work concerning US "National Security"? If so, how is the restoration of Iraq's law & order within their boundaries necessary to America's National Security?

Focus on #3 for debate.

How do you say thank you in Iraq?

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"Shukran" is the most common way to say thank you in Iraq, as Arabic is the official language spoken there.

Born ziad asad kurdish born Iraq?

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Yes, Ziad Asad was born in Erbil (Hawler), the capital city of the Kurdistan region. He now recides in Europe.

How are Arab Spring Syrian Civil War and ISIS Islamic State in Iraq and Syria connected?

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The Arab Spring in Syria led to the Syrian Civil War as government crackdowns on unrest escalated into armed conflict. ISIS took advantage of the chaos in Syria to establish a presence, eventually expanding its control into Iraq as well. The group exploited sectarian tensions, power vacuums, and disenfranchisement to establish a self-proclaimed caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria.

How many provinces does Iraq have?

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Iraq is divided into 18 governorates, which are the equivalent of provinces in the country.

When did Kurds rule in Iraq?

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Kurds have not ruled Iraq, but they have had periods of semi-autonomy in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq, particularly after the establishment of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in 1992 following the First Gulf War. The KRG has its own parliament, government, and security forces, operating within the framework of the Iraqi constitution.