Baghdad City recent comments:

الله يرحمه

It was a beautiful city. Where many mosques and a church and a home for monks and the people were from the upper classes and intellectuals, people living in peace. But after 2003 people abandoned the good and the advent of shruqih (الشروكية)of people .... They destroyed the city and the mosques that were in the church and monastery of nuns .... Damn you shruqih

played water polo there with team from RAF Habbaniyah 1958, just before the revolution, very upmarket

سلام عليكم ممكن تليفون سفاره واين تقع

هاي سعد بن معاذ للبنين من ارقى مدارس العاصمة

نعم هذه متوسطة سعد بن معاذ والمدير الان هو الاستاذ المحترم حمدي والمعاون المحترم أستاذ عادل

I was born in Baghdad in 1950 and my parents often visited the Alwiyah Club - I remember its three pools where I learned to swim, Bingo on the lawn, the red metal climbing frame, and the the snacks we ate - plates of crisps or chips with tomato ketchup. I remember delicious meals in the dining room and my mother used to act in plays and pantomimes with the Tigris Players. I'm back in the UK now, my father left Baghdad in 1963.

my school between 1981 and 1985

Ahmed Saad Ali Al-Rudainy , Civil Engineer of CEB-UOB

والنعم من السيد فائق

جوازات الكرخ

عفوا منو انتي او انت؟

Hi, I am Dr. Amin from Malaysia. A graduate from the College of Medicine Al Mustansiriyah University at Al-Yarmook Hospital in 1987. Goodness that I found this website. The pictures above reminds me of the old days at the college. I am trying to trace my old colleagues graduated in 1987. Then there were other foreigners from Guyana south America from my batch. Any who knows me or knows any of the graduate of that batch can contact me at dsahsa@gmail.com. Thank you.

بيت بيبي العزيز على قلبي. عمر الخياط

احلى ثانوية واحلى مكان واحلى ايام اتذكر اتخرجت منها بال94

تحياتنا الى الجاليه اللبنانيه في عراق الائمة الاطهار مهدي

السفاره اللبنانيه في بغداد جانب الرصافه بالقرب من جامع عادله خاتون قريب على مدينة الطب

بيت النقيب حسن عبدالرضا

بيت المرحوم السيد عبد الامير الحيدري