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@iraqisinfinite
Baghdad, Iraq 2003
“Iraq is far too great for us to fear for it”
“So carry your homeland wherever you go, and be a narcissist if need be.”
A picture taken on December 2, 2016 shows Baghdad’s al-Shahid (martyr) Monument, which commemorates Iraqi soldiers killed in the Iran-Iraq war. SABAH ARAR / AFP
حبيبي من أهل بغداد
حبيبي من أهل بغداد
An illuminated page of an Arabic version of the Book of Psalms.
14th-15th century
Prophet Jarjis Mosque (Saint George)
Mosul, Iraq
I want to rebuild it.
nothing like our hospitality
@karmakaram
sand between my hands these grains were once grand mountains warm, calm - grounded, earth
احمل العلم في كل مكان و في قلبي دائما
Today I felt Iraq outside of Iraq.
Today’s Doodle celebrates famed Iraqi sculptor Mohammed Ghani Hikmat. Hikmat created well-regarded works such as Scheherazade and Shahrayar, and the Fountain of Kahramana. Many of his sculptures were inspired by the stories in 1,001 Nights — widely know as the ‘Tales of Arabian Nights’. An activist as well as an artist, Hikmat was responsible for reclaiming art taken from the National Museum of Iraq during the political turbulence in the early 2000s. His work is displayed in city centers and busy squares as an ode to his deep connection to Iraqi culture.
Mohammed Ghani Hikmat’s final work, “Iraq Rises Again,” was finished nearly four years ago. It celebrates the ancestry of Iraq and the collaboration of its multiple ethnic groups in building the country’s future. Hikmat is remembered today for his devotion to his people and his beautiful depictions of Iraqi life.
⭐️Long ⭐️ Live ⭐️ Iraq
The next leader of Iraq
First recorded use of the word “freedom” was in cuneiform by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia.
“Amarji.”
Freedom was written then and is written in our future.
Iraq will be free.