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IRAQ The historical name for the region is Mesopotamia, the land between two rivers (Tigres IRAQ The historical name for the region is Mesopotamia, the land between two rivers (Tigres

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Visiting Iraq The best time to visit Iraq is in the Spring or Winter Traveling to Iraq in the summer is not recommended because temperatures reach as high as 1184F 48 C Most Iraqi people speak little English but are exceptionally helpful to foreigners ID: 794373

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IRAQ

The historical name for the region is Mesopotamia, the land between two rivers (Tigres & Euphrates), and thought to be the cradle of civilization

Slide2

Visiting Iraq

The best time to visit Iraq is in the Spring or Winter. Traveling to Iraq in the summer is not recommended because temperatures reach as high as 118.4°F (48° C).

Most Iraqi people speak little English but are exceptionally helpful to foreigners.

Iraq is full of ancient sites that have existed since the dawn of civilization

Be sure to try a wide variety of Iraqi food, including fruits, as they can be delicious.

SPECIAL NOTE: Every visitor to Iraq is tested for AIDS. The fee for the test is $50 (USD)

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TRAVEL WARNING:

It is still not recommended to travel to Iraq. The threat to foreigners, in particular British and Americans, remains very high. Travelers should visit one of the following government websites for the latest risk assessment:

British Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Website: www.fco.gov.uk/travel

Tel: +44 (0)870 606 0290.

US Department of State

Website: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_1764.html

Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade

Website: http://www.voyage.gc.ca/dest/sos/warnings-en.asp

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PLACES TO VISIT IN IRAQ

Najaf

Kufa

Karbala

Moosayab

Kadhmayn

Baghdad

Madain/Salman Pak

Samarra

Balad

Hillah

Basra

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Najaf

Mausoleum of 1

st

Imam Ali b. Abi Taalib: there are three graves in one

darih

Grave of Imam Ali

Grave of Prophet Adam- 1

st

prophet and man on earth

Grave of Prophet Nuh

Wadi

-us Salaam

Tomb of Prophet

Hud

Tomb of Prophet Saleh

Maqam of Imam Ja’far al-SadiqMaqam of Saheb al-Asr, Imam al-MahdiMosalla of Imam Ali Zayn al-Abidin

3. Tomb of Hadrat Kumayl, companion of Imam Ali

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Najaf

4. Tomb of Rashid Hijri, companion of Imam Ali

Masjid Hannana

This mosque is between Kufa and Najaf. The significance of this mosque is that when Imam Hasan and Imam Husayn were carrying the 

janaza 

of Imam Ali from Kufa to Najaf, they passed near this mosque, and as they were passing, the pillars of the mosque inclined towards Imam Ali as if paying its last respects. It is also believed that some of the skin from Imam Husayn's head (that came off when Khul Mal'un was disrespecting the head of Imam Husayn with a knife) is buried here.

Grave of Sayyid al-Khui

Grand-mujtahid to 450 million Muslims since 1970

Slide7

KUFA

Masjid Kufa

Mehrab-e-Ibadat. The place where Imam Ali was martyred

Courtroom of Imam Ali

Mausoleum of Muslim ibn Aqil, cousin and ambassador of Imam Husayn to Kufa

Mausoleum of Mukhtar, the avenger of Imam Husayn who was killed by Ubaydullah Ibn Ziyad for sheltering and supporting Muslim ibn Aqil

Mosalla of several prophets

2. House of Imam Ali

3. Mausoleum of Sayyida Khadijatul Sughra daughter of Imam Ali

4. Mausoleum of Prophet Yunus, near the river

5. Kooba of Ebrahim ibn Hasan al-Muthanna ibn Imam Hasan

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KUFA

Masjid Sahla

Mosalla of 6

th

Imanm Ja’far l-Sadiq

Mosalla of Prophet Ibrahim

Mosalla of Prophet Idris

Mosalla of Prophet Khidr, also called Maqam al-Saleheen

Maqam of Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq

7. Mausoleum of Maytham al-Tammar, companion of Imam Ali

8. Mosque of Zaid, near Masjid Sahla

9. Mosque of Sa’asa ibn Sauhan, companion of Imam Ali

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KARBALA

Mausoleum of 3

rd

Imam al-Husayn. There are three graves in

darih:

Grave of Imam Husayn

Grave of Ali Akbar, son of Imam Husayn

Grave of Ali Asgher, son of Imam Husayn

2. Mausoleum of Hadrat Abbas b. Ali, brother and standard bearer of Imam Husayn

3.

Grave of Habib ibn Madhaher

4.

Ganj-e-Shohada

, graves of the rest of the martyrs of Karbala

5.

Qatl- ghah

6.

Grave of Ibrahim, son of 7

th

Imam Musa al-Kadhim

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KARBALA

7.

Til

-

e-

Zaynabiya

8. Khaimaghah

9. Garden of 6

th

Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq

10.

Gerden of 12

th

Imam Sahib al-Asr, Al-Mahdi

11. Mausoleum of Hur , companion of Imam Hasayn of Karbala,

3 miles from Karbala

12. Mausoleum

of Aun, son of Sayyida Zaynab

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moosayab

Moosayab is on the way to Kadhmayn while going from Karbala

Mausoleum of the two sons of Muslim ibn Aqil

Muhammed ibn Muslim

ibn

Ibrahim

ibn Muslim Aqil

They are also known as Tiflan-e-Muslim

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kadhmayn

Mausoleum of the 7

th

and 9

th

Imams, Imam Musa al-Kadhim and Imam Muhammed al-Jaweed

2. Grave of Shaykh al-Mufid

3. Grave of Sayyid Ismail Safrudin

4. Grave of Khwaja Nasirudin Tusi

5. Grave of Sayyid Murtada

6. Grave of Sayyid Razi

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Baghdad

The four representatives of the 12

th

Imam during the minor occulation (ghabat al-sughra) are buried here

Uthman b. Sayeed

Muhammed b. Uthman

Ali b. Muhammad Foor

Husayn b. Rooh

2. Tomb of Qambar the slave of Imam Ali

3. Tomb of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Yaqub al-Kulayni, the compiler of Al-Kafi

4. Masjid Boorasa. This mosque is on the way to Baghdad from Kadhmayn

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madain/salman pak

Tomb of Salman Farsi, companion of the Holy Prophets

2. Tomb of Hudhaifa al-Yamani, companion of the Holy Prophets

3. Tomb of Jabir b. Abdullah al-Ansari, companion of the Holy Prophets

4. Masjid Jum’a, near the tomb of Salman Farsi

5.

Tak-e-Kisra

, the palace of Nausherwan- part of the ancient Babylonian civilization. When the holy prophets were born in Makkah, this huge edifice is said to have developed cracks on its walls.

* Note: on 26 March 1934, King Faisal I of Iraq supervised the transfer of the remains of Hudhaifa al-Yamani and Jabir b. Abdullah al-Ansari, the two trusted companions of the Holy Prophets from their resting place in Madain which were endangered with water from the Tigres River to a new site at Salman Pak near the resting place og Salman Farsi

Slide15

samarra

Mausoleum of the 10

th

and 11th Imams, Imam Ali al-Naqi and Imam Hasan al-Askari. The main

darih

has four graves

Grave of 10

th

Imam Ali al-Naqi

Grave of 11

th

Imam Hasan al-Askari

Grave of Sayyida Halima Khatoon, daughter of Imam Ali al-Naqi and sister of Imam Hasan al-Askari. Her nararation of the birth of the 12

th

Imam is reported extensively as she was a mid-wife to Sayyida Nargis Khatoon , the mother of the 12

th Imam.Grave of Sayyida Nargis Khatoon, mother of the 12th Imam Al-MahdiCellar of 12th Imam Al-Mahdi, where he was last seen. Also called Maqam Ghaybat.

3. Masjid Jamia

4. Mosque built during the time of Mutawakkil, which was at one point the largest mosque in the world.

Slide16

Balad

Mausoleum of Muhammad ibn Imam Ali-Naqi

Slide17

hillah

Tomb of Hazma

2. Tomb of Qasim b. Imam Musa Al-Kadhim

3. Tomb of Prophet Ayyub

4. Tomb of Prophet Daniel

5. Tomb of Prophet Dhul Kifl. Known as “Chifl”

6. Maqam Sahib al-Zamaan

Slide18

basra

Masjid Ali