TSR Iraqi Society

Dirac Delta la9ha alayna with his essay

Yem3awad Iran shinu, Iraq shinu, we are two completely different people.

Iranians see Islam as a foreign religion, Iraqis don't, that's the difference.

Remember Baghdad was the capital of the Islamic empire during its Golden era. There are six Shia Imams buried there as well as major Sunni figures like Abu Hanifa.

Islam is inseparable from Iraqi history, and Iraqis today, that's why you are not going to fund many people who share your offence of Allahu Akbar on the flag.


I would love to see the Lion of Babylon, or the Gates of Ishtar, or the two rivers being the main iconography of the flag, but like I say, I'm not that bothered if the majority are fine with it the way it is.

The iraqi flag? whats wrong with it? and why do you care about why it looks like anyways?

Are you iraqi?

Questions overload

LOL we've given up because it goes back to square one
mawthoo3 jdeed blease!

Find some room for this baby in your du'ah, he was born with a birth defect called ectopia corpis whereby his heart is located on the exterior

Allah eeyse7il inshallah

Damn was just enjoying myself lol.

Soooo, some random guy, anything else you want to debate with y-y?

take that off NOW!

or atleastput it in spoiler

Find some room for this baby in your du'ah, he was born with a birth defect called ectopia corpis whereby his heart is located on the exterior

Allah eeyse7il inshallah

A bit of a sweeping generisation there in bold Islam came to Iran and Iraq at pretty much the same time period. And there are just as many Islamic holy sites in Iran as there are in Iraq.

There are more secular Iranians than secular Iraqis on this forum (I appear to be the only one) is all that the disproportionality on this site shows.

Sad to say, I don't see how that baby is going to last.

You queasy?

..I've got some more

Oh and outside of the language barrier I don't see how Iraqis and Iranians are 'completely different people'. We have a shared close history and heritage. If anything, I'd say Iran is the closest country to Iraq.

Fear not, we're still alive

Allah is the judge of that, my friend

Have you been? I'd love to pay Iran a trip

Have you been? I'd love to pay Iran a trip

you call this skhaam 3eesha?


I want to add my opinion toooooooo!

with the whole flag thing, no disrespect meant, but i do think iraqis need to place themselves first, as in place their national unity first. If being iraqi means listening to what our neighbours on the left or right say is best, then 6a7 7ath heechi sha3ab. Rather than arguing amongst ourselves we should be discussing how we can improve our name, our country, our morale.