Iraq

Iraq didn't exist until after World War 1. The Middle East once belonged to Iran under the Persian Empire. This changed after Turkey (Ottoman Empire) defeated the Persians and gained all the land. This was hundreds of years ago; but in more recent times, during WW1 the British fought with the Turks to get the Middle East. They won and the Turks were forced to give the land to the British, that's when Iraq was formed.

The first article below is a good article where I got most of my information from.

Also check out the second article from the BBC as a more reliable source.

Currency rates change every day.

As of July 1, 2012 2:21 PST:

500 Iraqi Dinars = $0.43

it means god is great

Iraq (or governments based in what is now Iraq) have fought with several countries during the region's long history of habitation. Please be more specific about when Iraq had this military or civil conflict.

As of 2023, Iraq has a total of five operational oil refineries, with the largest being the Baiji refinery. These refineries have a combined capacity of over 600,000 barrels per day, although actual production can vary due to various factors, including security issues and infrastructure challenges. The country is also working on expanding its refining capacity to meet domestic fuel demands and reduce reliance on imports.

Baghdad, Iraq

From what i know, they went to find weapons and bombs of mass destruction. I've heard rumors that they went revenge for 9/11 as well. I don't know exactly and I don't think that the US government will be telling us anytime soon.

1932 1932

No. Though reconstructions have been built.

Kuwait.

== ==
The name of Iraq's currency is Iraqi dinar. The currency is issued by the Central Bank of Iraq. The dinar replaced the Indian rupee in 1932.

Bagdad is the capital of Iraq.

its famous for the war that took place in iraq

Sbah al kher

a 250 dinar bill costs about 21cents. if you need proof go to xe.com

A person from Iraq is called an Iraqi.

river bank

The absolute location of Baghdad, Iraq is approximately 33.3152° N latitude and 44.3661° E longitude.

Tariq Al-Hashemi

Al-Iraq literally means "the land between [the two] rivers" in Arabic. The name comes as a result of the Arabic translation of the region's former Greek Name "Mesopotamia" which means exactly the same thing. The name Al-Iraq (in the Arabic) to refer to the territory first became commonly used in the 7th Century.

In Iraq, there is, for the most part, a healthy mix between modern and traditional clothing. Although, since the 2003 overthrow of Saddam Hussein, more traditional clothing has become more common because their have been attacks on unveiled women.

Men where things like dishdashas, which are long usually white garments, sometimes covered by a black abaya., a long overgarment, sometimes with embroidery. On their heads, men wear the ghatra(colored) or yishmaagh(white) with a egal (headband) to hold it on the head. Sometimes you can tell from which region of Iraq they are from by the color of the head veil. Women wear the long abaya, which covers everything below the neck except the feet and hands. They wear on their heads the hijab, which is a veil which covers the hair, or the niqaab, which only shows the eyes. Usually, Iraqi women do not wear the burqa, the full body veil, which has a light veil even over the eyes.

1932

Eastern, Northern

Human Environment Interaction in Iraq involves how people interact with and adapt to their environment. In Iraq, this includes practices such as irrigation for agriculture in the arid climate, oil extraction impacting the natural landscape, and efforts to address environmental challenges like water scarcity and desertification. The interaction between humans and the environment in Iraq has both shaped the land and been influenced by historical, social, and economic factors.

The Persian gulf