This is the photo of Aishah Hossain. Aishah has sent her snap from Baghdad, Iraq. She is graduate. She writes in her email that it was her dream to masters but unfortunately she can’t go out for education in any higher institute.

Ruqayyah Saleh has sent her photo from Baghdad. Ruqayyah is doing the job of school teacher in Baghdad city. She writes in her email that she joined this job four months ago after the completion of graduation. Ruqayyah tells that school teaching is not an easy job particularly at primary level. Elimentary education is basically the foundation of one’s compulsory education because reading student’s mind and concentration level is not an easy task to deal with specially for children. It requires a good amount of patience, analyzing capability, frequency matching and most importantly adaptability. Foundations in the subjects like geography, history, science and other social sciences are  required for a solid base of child;s education.

Ruqayyah more tells that different methods and techniques like conventional teaching, games, songs and other activities are used by the teachers in teaching, which depend on the mission and objectives of the particular schools.  Well Ruqayyah you are doing a great job. We pray that you may continue it through out your life.

This photo is of Sanaa Yusuf from Fallujah, Iraq. She has sent her through our contact form. Sanaa is student of graduation in Fallujah. Sanaa writes in her email that she has noted that many arab girls who joined this site are not wearing hijab which is not good. Sanaa tells that hijab is must for every Muslim woman. I am going to tell you what is Hijab? Hijab as a piece of cloth is derived from the Arabic word for “cover/conceal”. The common use of hijab is for “head cover” which conceals all but the face of the woman according the verses of the holy Qur’an 24:31. Rather than being the symbol of oppression it liberates the women from the sexual objectification to the status of respect and honour in society.

Well Sanaa thank you so much for sharing really useful knowledge with our readers. We sure that every woman who read this message will wear hijab throughout her life.

Today we are going post the profile of Iraqi girl Liabah Hussain from Basrah, Iraq. You can see birthday cake in front of this pretty girl. Liabah tells that it was her 18th birthday on 2nd September 2009. They arranged party at evening due to Ramadan ul Mubarik. Liabah is student of 3rd year in the University of Basrah.

Well Liabah thank you very much for sharing your rejoices. We wish you many many returns of the day.

Farrah Hussain is first contributor who has joined us from Iraq. Farrah lives in Iraq’s capital city of Baghdad located on the Tigris River. Farrah writes in her email that she is student of 2nd year in Baghdad. Baghdad is a very huge city with the population touching 7 million; it is the nation’s most important metropolis, and the one of the largest of its kind in southwest Asia. With its history dating back to the 8th century, when it was renowned as a hub of learning and knowledge, it was the home of the House of Wisdom created solely for Greek, Middle Persian, and Syriac works’ translations.

Farrah tells that Iraq is famous for beautiful historical and traditional places. To visit these monument,you can either take the boat or a water taxi from Baghdad. Farrah tells tha Shaheed Monument is another tourist attraction in Iraq, which was open to public in 1983. This place symbolizes all the Iraqi soldiers who died during Iran-Iraq war. Around this area, a playground for children, walkways, bridges, ample car park, and even a lake can be found.