Al-Kawaz Mosque is located in Al-Mishraq district in Basra. It was built by Hassan Al-Daen Al-Abd Al-Salam from reeds in the year (920 AH – 1514 AD), but Sheikh Abdul Qadir bin Al-Sheikh Sari built it with stones in the year (930 AH – 1523 AD) and he called it Muhammad Amin Al-Kawaz, Sheikh of …
Corniche Street is located in the city of Basra, near the Shatt al-Arab. The path of this street starts from the beginning of the mouth of the Al-Ashar River, which is located in the northern side of the Shatt Al-Arab, to the Al-Baradiyah region in the southern side. The Shatt al-Arab Corniche extends for a …
Statue of Al-Khalil bin Ahmed Al-Farahidi, founder of Al-Nahw, Arabic lexicons and presentations, and the owner of the first Arabic lexicon with clear formations on the letters of the Quran. It is located in the Al-Ashar area and was made by the artist sculptor Nidaa Kazem.
It is located opposite the Shatt al-Arab Corniche in the city of Basra in southern Iraq, and was designed and implemented by the Iraqi sculptor Nidaa Kazem and was unveiled in 1970.
The founder of Basra and its first governor, in the year 14 AH. The statue is made by the artistsculptor Qais Abdul Razzaq, and it is located at the intersection of the municipalities, at the entrance of Al-Jazair Street.
The largest stadium in Iraq, with a capacity of more than 160,000 spectators. The location of this stadium is in the Sports City in Basra. The construction began in 2009 and it was opened in 2013. It was called the Palm Stadium because it has an external design similar to the trunk of a palm …
In the Basra Museum, you will find hundreds of precious artifacts dating back to the Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian and Islamic civilizations since thousands of years BC. All antiquities therein are preserved in an exemplary way, comparable to international methods of preserving valuable collectibles and antiquities, and they have been distributed according to their chronological period …
Shanasheel was known in Iraq, according to specialists, in the seventeenth century AD, and it started to compete palm trees in demonstrating the aesthetic identity of the Iraqi cities. It was considered one of the landmarks of these historical cities. The Shanasheel, as the specialists say, are wooden decorated balconies that accentuate the entire second …
The age of this house is more than 200 years, because it was built around 1800 AD. In this house, al-Sayyab was born in 1926 AD and died at the age of 38. The house is located in the village of Jikor in the district of Abi al-Khasib, approximately 20 km south of Basra.
It is a highland located in southern Iraq in the province of Basra, near the town of Safwan, near the Iraqi-Kuwaiti border, and it is one of the few highlands in that region of Iraq. The importance of this structure lies in being a unique geological and topographic phenomenon in Iraq, high in a striking …
