TSR Iraqi Society

Hahaha.... la3ad minoo itdhekker il lakh?? Inti wela yemmich aslan... nasyetni min zaman. :P

Uni is good I suppose... enjoying it a lot more than last year! How about you have u started yet??? Moved away from home?

yumma shlon ansaak! inta soooo unforgettable

Glad to hear! I've started too, and yes moved away from home, you never warned me how difficult it can be! (how come you managed?! lool tshaqa )

eeeee adree no need to tell me.

I'm pretty sure I did warn you though! Cooool where'd you move to?? (Unless you don't feel comf. saying it here or somth.) How is it? And I didn't reallyyyy manage I'm barely getting by haha.

Marhaba

I didn't realise this existed till now :/



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Ditto.

Shaku, maku?

Mako shay.
You?


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Kel 3adah... debating religion!

I wonder if there any other atheist/agnostic Iraqis here.

Lol not much else to do!
Hmm, i dont think there are many.


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What are you thoughts on the state of our mother country today?

Pretty messed up tbh. Especially the daily bombings. Its really sad.

You?


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I know, what else can be said.

I'm still eager to go back and visit it, though. The last time I went back I was only a child and it was just before the war. I often daydream of Baghdad. Nostalgia over our home, neighbourhood, school, childhood friends, relatives etc. just as it all was back in the 90s. I've come to realise what home sickness actually is only after having spent so many years away.

Someone in chat made an Ask a Kurd thread and posted pictures of Erbil... I was astounded at the seeming progress there. Asides from taking out a brutal dictator, Kurdistan seems to be the only success story to come out of this cluster****.

Ah i went to ziyara earlier this year. Once you go you just want to go again and again.

Its not easy having relatives there. There is no guarantee that they are safe.

Yh some areas are actually quite good but others really, really need developing.


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What did you visit and what do you usually do in those visits? The only shi'a link in my family is my grandmother's maternal side from Karbala via Persia (and I'm eternally grateful for it because it seems to be the source for the absolute magic that is my nan's cooking) but other than that I've never really known a shi'i.