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معلومات عن العراق بالانجليزي كيف تكتب العراق بالانجليزي

 كيف تكتب كلمة عراق بالانجليزي بغداد

 المتحف البغدادي Baghdadi Museum

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Baghdad or Baghdad is the capital of Iraq and the province of Baghdad. It is located in the center-east of the country and is crossed by the Tigris. Its inhabitants are called Baghdadis.

With an urban area comprising a population estimated at 7 million, it is the largest city in Iraq and the second most populous city in the Arab world and the Middle East. It is a crossroads of air, road and rail communications of great strategic importance to this country.

The origins of the present town go back to at least the 8th century, probably with the presence of several small homes of pre-Islamic period. It was the capital of the Abbasid Empire from the eighth century and a center of culture and knowledge very important for centuries, until the middle of the thirteenth century. Since 2003, Baghdad has been the center of a violent conflict due to the Iraq war. It has become a city of fortified enclaves governed by Iraqi army soldiers, federal police officers, local police officers and private security agents.

Capital of Iraq and its largest city, Baghdad is a crossroads of air, road and rail communications of the most strategic for the country. It is also the second most populous city in the Arab World and the Middle East, with an estimated population of 7 million. Etymologically, the name of the city "Baghdad" would be a Persian compound name which means "Gift of God" (Bhagal ("God") + dad ("to give"). Al Mansour, even though it is quoted in the Talmud, 2 centuries earlier, which suggests that it is much older, Baghdad plays the role of one of the capitals of Islam and will remain so until half from the 13th century, the city was round four kilometers in diameter and had four gates: Bab Echam, Bab Khorassane, Bab Bassora and Bab Al Koufa, all protected by a 20 meter wide ditch and a double circular enclosure, and in the center, the mosque, the palace and the barracks, and the city soon grew larger and thus lost its original round shape, a remarkable element in Baghdad, the green dome measuring 48.36 meters , built on the palace, dominating the city, and which made the glory of Baghdad. He would have collapsed in 941, struck by lightning. In the Middle Ages, European travelers confused Baghdad with Babylon. If you visit the city today, here are the must-see monuments: - Al Mustansiriya College; - The hands of Victory; - The Mirjan Mosque; - The Abbasid Palace; - The Great Saddam Mosque or Al Rahman Mosque.

Sights and attractions Baghdad

Baghdad is in the Middle East. It is the capital of Iraq and the province that bears its name. It is established on the tiger. This city in the western center of the country is one of the largest cities of the Arab countries. It enjoys a privileged location, as it is a major transportation hub. It is one of the hottest cities in the world with a temperature that can rise to 45 ° C in summer. But there are times when the temperature can fall below 0 ° C. The Great Saddam Mosque or Al-Rahman Mosque is one of the great architectural buildings of the city. There is also the Abbasid Palace.

Monuments and places

• Abbasid palace (twelfth century)

• Abu Hanifa Mosque

• al-Mustansiriyah University (13th century)

• Khan Mirjan is a brick building built in 1359 by the governor of Baghdad, Amin ud-Din Mirjan. It was designed to serve as a caravanserai, whose income would go to the foundation (Waqf) created for the maintenance of Madrasa Mirjaniyya, as the inscription above the front door recalls. The building of 31.5 ms 45 has two floors arranged around a central space, whose vaults rise to 14.5 m. In the 1990s, the Iraqi government transformed it into a restaurant.

• Madrassa Mirjaniyya

• Mausoleum of Zumurrud Kathun, located in Karkh, dates from 1202. It was built to house the remains of the widow of the Abbasid Caliph Al-Mustadhi. It is sometimes confused with the tomb of Zubayda, the wife of the caliph Harun ar-Rashid. A conical dome dehorned by muqarnas (stalactites), surmounts an octagonal base.

• Mosque al-Rahman ("the Merciful One"). Link Googel Map 33 ° 18 '37.79 "N 44 ° 20' 55.39" E [archive], whose construction started under Saddam Hussein and which has never been completed.

• Le Corbusier Gymnasium (20th century) 34

• Al-Shaab Stadium (20th century)

• Monument al-Shaheed (Monument to the Martyrs of the Iran-Iraq War, 20th century)

• Hands of Victory (20th century)

• National Museum of Iraq (20th century)

• Baghdad Zoo. Opened in 1971 under Ahmad Hassan al-Bakr, it is the largest zoo in the Middle East35, covering an area of ​​81 ha. It now houses about 1,070 animals.