Iraq

Most Iraqis are Muslims and Muslims do not have a traditional winter holiday since the holidays move 11-12 days earlier every year. The Christians of Iraq celebrate Christmas in roughly the same way as other Christians in the Arab World. There is a mass and a feast, but no pine trees or Santa Claus.

No one knows, not even those in Iraq yet. lol With so many delays in forming government, with each delay the oil prices are going up, and as with a week ago, the dollar was dropping, and now artificially raised by fed announcement they were printing 70 billion more funny money, so day to day markets will end up impacting the value of the dinar when it finally does revalue.

My personal opinion is it will be on par with dollar, so given the value of dollar finally went back to 80, expect the dinar to be close to a dinar to dollar level, not must more at this point, but do not cash in all your dinar for this is just the initial revalue to test market reaction as I see it.

Simply put, hold onto your dinar and only cash what you need to get out of debt or pay for what you need and cannot wait for, such as better car or whatever depending on how much you are holding. As I see it, this first revalue will flush out all those who have been holding dinar for years, so don't cash all your dinar in or you will regret it. It is no secret Iraqi officials have always said they wanted to restore dinar to former levels, and that means it will rise to $3.22 range, so keep that in mind for the dollar is about to collapse under the weight of unheard of debt, and with China no longer investing in our worthless treasure bonds, the end of the road is in sight, so hold any currency other than dollars. Loonies would be my best advice if you feel you must cash out, but remember, you heard it hear, hold your dinars.

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Brigadier General Abd al-Karim Qasim.

It is commonly believed that King Faisal II was replaced with Saddam Hussein. This is not the case as King Faisal was ejected through a coup d'état and Saddam was not part of the Army. Brigadier General Abd al-Karim Qasim came to power as "President". He too was overthrown by a coup in 1963 by Colonel Abdul Salam Arif who ruled until 1966 when he died and his brother Rahman Arif became the Present. The Ba'aths under Ahmed Hasan Al-Bakir overthrew Rahman Arif in 1968 and his lieutenant, Saddam Hussein, would not come to power until 1979.

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Iraqi culture has had a marked effect on the Middle East, especially in the arts and letters. During the Middle Ages, Iraq and its main city Baghdad have been key centers in the Abbassid Caliphate's blooming literary and scientific culture. Many Islamic Studies, such as Fiqh took place in Iraq. Iraqis are quite friendly people and use polite manners. There are a variety of lightly spiced local dishes such veal stew (anjolia), covered meatballs (kubba), and stuffed chicken (tabit). Most Iraqis dress in typical Western clothing although a sizable minority dress in traditional Arab clothes like the dishdasha, jallabas, and kaftans.

Most Iraqis are Muslims, which also means that major Islamic holidays such as Ramadan, Eid ul-Fitr, and Eid Al-Adha are celebrated occasions. The Christian minority is famous for their Christmas celebrations as well.

The closest seaport to Baghdad is the Port of Umm Qasr, located in southern Iraq along the Persian Gulf. It is approximately 550 kilometers (about 340 miles) from Baghdad and serves as the main maritime gateway for the country. The port is crucial for importing goods and facilitating trade for the landlocked capital.

To end the power of the caliph, which is the Islamic religious or political leader of Islam.

It is comparable to the size of the state of California.

yes it was the colony of the Britain

A strategic liability is a liability that is strategic.

Yes, as soon as government is formed, which is now announced to be done this month, so with all the issues that had to be completed, now almost done, this is the month all investors will remember for the rest of their lives.

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No, the well-known Baghdad is in Iraq.

In 945, Persian armies, specifically the Buyids, captured Baghdad, marking a significant shift in power in the region. The Buyids, a Shiite dynasty, took control of the Abbasid Caliphate, effectively reducing the Caliph's authority and establishing a period of de facto rule over the city. This event led to a fragmentation of political power and the rise of regional dynasties, contributing to the decline of the Abbasid influence in the Islamic world. The Buyids also promoted Persian culture and administration, further altering the socio-political landscape of Baghdad.

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Basically yes, it has many natural resources and is a fertile area. Given political stability Iraq will become a great place to be a citizen of. Remember Iraq has a glorious history in which its ancient peoples were the most powerful and wealthy on earth - it is the land of ancient 'Mesopotamia'.

most of them fleed Iraq from1980 to to present

the Iraqi dinar or IQD is a low currency because of the low economical level the country is in now.. because of the war and the embargo of the USA on Iraqi people in the 19 nineties..

the Iraqi dinar was worth something like 3.5 USD in the 19 Eighties