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    Economy of the largest cities of Iraq "Baghda

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    Baghdad .. When was founded .. And built? 
    Baghdad is the capital of the Abbasid state     , with its glorious history and glorious civilization. It was considered to be one of the capitals of the world because of its historical role as the capital of culture, science, arts and political history. Its civilization recorded hundreds of records to reveal its civilized face, It enjoys climate moderation and good location. 
    It was built by the Caliph Abu Jaafar al-Mansur, in the construction of a new capital for his state, far from the cities where the Caliphate, such as Kufah and Basra, are frequent. He chose Baghdad and was established on the west bank of the Tigris River. 
    And placed the first stone in the construction of the year (145 AH = 762 m) and used a number of senior engineers to oversee the construction, and brought to the huge numbers of builders and manufacturers, and completed the construction in (149 H = 766 m) and moved to the Caliph and his entourage and with him the state.
    Since then, it has been the capital of the Abbasid state and has been called the City of Peace, following the Dar al-Salam, a name of paradise, or relative to the Tigris river called the River of Peace, also called the city of Mansur, Baghdad in the name of the city of the round, where Abu Jaafar al-Mansur reconstruction of Baghdad in the form of round, any circle is accessed from four doors, namely Bab al-Sham and Kufa, Kharsan and Basra. 
    And the work of Mansour to expand in the year (151 e = 768 m) the establishment of another city on the eastern side named Rusafa, made it the seat of his son and his heir, "Mahdi" and built for her Sora and Khandqa and mosque and a palace, and soon that Omar Rusafa and expanded and increased people's demand for housing.
    Mansur was known for his devotion to spreading the various sciences, sponsoring Muslim and other scholars, and establishing and supervising the House of Wisdom at the Caliphate Palace in Baghdad to be a center for translation into Arabic. 
    Abu Jaafar al-Mansur was sent to the Roman emperor asking him for some Greek books. He sent him books in medicine, engineering, arithmetic, and astronomy. Nefar translated them into Arabic. He supervised the House of Wisdom and managed to manage his affairs.
    Bait al-Hikma included a group of translators, the elderly and the storekeepers who store the books, the two volumes and other workers, and the House of Wisdom remained until the Mongols invaded Baghdad in 656 AH (1258 AD). This led to the decline of its role over the centuries due to successive strikes and successive successive empires. As an independent state (formerly under the British Mandate) in 1938, Baghdad gradually regained its former importance as a center of Arab culture. 
    Baghdad is the capital of Iraq : 
    Baghdad is the largest city in Iraq, and the second largest city in the Arab world after Cairo, and ranks 16th in the world in terms of population, the administrative, economic and educational status of the state.
    It has an area of ​​about 204.2 square kilometers. It is a city that has retained its name since ancient times. Baghdad has witnessed many ages and times. It is a witness to the ancient and contemporary civilizations of man. 
    According to the Central Statistical Organization of Iraq (2018), the population of Baghdad exceeds eight million, and the total population of Iraq exceeded 38 million. 
    Baghdad is an educational, economic and administrative center for the entire country. The site of the city is an important geographical location in terms of water availability, with no risks of floods. This was a major reason for increasing the city's area and increasing its influence. , Where the river comes in the middle of the city to divide it into two halves are Rusafa and Karkh.
    Baghdad has cultural and urban significance because it contains many schools, museums, theaters, libraries, Islamic monuments, city walls, the Caliphate, the Mustansiriya and other landmarks. 
    In modern times, the city has often been heavily damaged by its infrastructure, most recently during the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and its consequent destruction of the city.
    Baghdad
    is an important trading center, as it is the connecting point between the countries of Turkey, Syria, India and Southeast Asia. Baghdad is the main center of industry in Iraq. It contributes 40% of Iraq's GDP. Baghdad is administratively divided into nine regions And sub-circles. 
    The city contains the factories of carpets, leather and textiles, and is the center of many factories and workshops, cement and tobacco factories, and oil refining is the most important economic areas, the industrial areas extend from the center of Baghdad to outside and suburbs, such as the Taji and northern Baghdad.
    In eastern Baghdad, an oil field, one of the largest reserves of oil in Iraq, in addition to the refinery close to the cycle, is the third largest refinery in Iraq in terms of production, it was believed that the quantities of oil is modest, but the drilling between the size exceeds the initial estimates , And has northern extensions in the province of Salah al-Din, and southern province of Wasit, and exceed the production of twenty thousand barrels per day, while estimated total production if it was developed up to (120) thousand barrels per day. 
    Baghdad has the largest three financial banks in Iraq (Central - Rafidain - Rashid) and the largest three insurance companies. 
    Baghdad, like other provinces (Babel, Karbala and Qadissiya) in central and southern Iraq, contains metals such as aluminum, ceramics, nickel, manganese and chromium, whose size is not yet known recently discovered by local Iraqi cadres lacking experience and mechanisms to determine the size of these explorations.
    In addition to the most important tourist attractions, more than one million tourists a year, while in terms of agricultural spread in the city palm groves, especially on the banks of the Tigris River, and many of its dependencies depends on the cultivation of many yields.
    The most prominent features of the city of Baghdad:
    • Mustansiriya school: Founded in (1233 AD) in the time of the Abbasids, by the Caliph Al-Mustansir Allah, and occupies an important scientific and cultural status, and there is a large fountain, in addition to a wonderful hour, That period. 
    The Mosque of the Caliphs was built by the Caliph Ali Al-Maqtafi in Allah. It was called the Mosque of the Palace. It was named after the Mosque of the Caliph, which is one of the historical landmarks in Baghdad. In 1327, Ibn Battuta mentioned it during his visit to Baghdad, The only remaining impact of the House of the Abbasid Caliphate and mosques. 
    • Al-Hadra Al-Kadhimiya: This is the tomb of Imam Musa al-Kadhim, and his grandson Imam Muhammad Al-Jawad. It was built in their grave in Kadhimiya area in Baghdad.
    • The Grand Mosque of Imam: located in the northern part of Baghdad, and in the year (2003) destroyed many parts of it after the war. 
    Iraq, in all its provinces, is one of the most prudent countries in the world, because it has a huge reservoir of natural resources. However, despite this huge amount of human resources, which is stalled due to poor planning and lack of a clear economic vision for economic development, 
    When Iraq's civilization and glory return .. Baghdad returns to science and culture .. Baghdad civilization and originality .. It is the fragrant history, and all the cultural evidence on the history of Islamic countries, and it is still springing all the lofty meanings in the hearts of its people, Baghdad .. Fantastic Arabs .. Capital Brilliant of the great state of Iraq, the pens dry when we talk about Baghdad and its masterpieces.
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