#aph iraq

[peonycats]

never give countries access to twitter, pt 2

[abbottisthedeathprocess]

I made a new chapter and procrastinated enough on posting that it is now for @hwsasiaweek

Edit: Forgot to add that this is for day 5 "Having the same enemy does not make us friends." Also I put in the link and for whatever reason it didn't work but it's here now

[gruzdoesstuff]

[air-23]

Iraq loves his chicken tho

[twigarsarthub]

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[pearlescentplums]

can we see more of jordan?

i found this old sketch

[stirringwinds]

in your headcanon would iraq as a character be super old like iran and china? or would they be younger, like egypt and greece in hetalia?

i really need to do more research, but based on what i know so far, i’m leaning towards them being younger like egypt and greece. so the likes of sumer, akkad, babylon, assyria would probably be the Old Nations whose blood runs in the veins of descendants/successors like iraq. 

[peonycats]

MISC ART DUMP 4

from top to bottom, left to right:

Turkey, Uzbekistan (Uzbekistan goes on Turkey’s podcast)

Lebanon, Palestine (The dress leb is wearing came frm one of zuhair murad’s collections btw)

Singapore (Oh you’re dominant and sterile? Why don’t you make sure your paper work is laminated and sterilized?)

Bahrain (subscribe to her channel right now 😡😡)

Israel, Singapore (some art i drew for a meme lol)

Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Iraq (This is so old so that’s why like Iraq and Azerbaijan look weird haha)

Madagascar (This was an Instagram art trade for a mutual’s beautiful madagascar oc!!!)

Aztec Empire, Mexico (Insta art trade for @dahliamorena​‘s lovely mexico oc and aztec oc!!)

BONUS:

[papa-turk-tells]

Aaand its me and my neighbours!

[hetaliatxtpostz]

At the Arab Leauge

Iraq: I would like.... 50 billion more. To fix my country. Because it is destroyed.

Qatar: How’s the blockade going, Saudi Arabia? 

Saudi Arabia: 

Qatar: It’s failing. 

Syria:... Hey, guys, can we take a minute to think about stopping terrorism?

Palestine: Help.  

[ariuka-munkh]

“How can we ever forget Middle East? With all of its glory and ancient history?”

|Famous OCs series| +Middle East

Syria, Iran, Israel, Palestine, Bahrain, Lebanon, Iraq, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia

[air-23]

Some iraq/Jordan art i made

These mfs make me wanna vomit flowers

[ask-the-eternal-state]

I was just wondering the relationship between Turkey and Iraq?

In 1055, with the Seljuk empire beginning to flex it’s muscles, Iraq and he would have had a temporary century to acquaint one another with this temporary leadership of the turks until 1152. Mostly it was a military gain, seeing as the Seljuks were exactly that– an extension of the Persian Military gone large, but of course, Mongol and Mazyadid interference weakened Seljuk by the later 12th century. 

The 16th century then brought forth the beginning of Ottoman and Iraqi relations as the sultanate took over the Mesopotamian land during the, overall, biggest expanse the empire knew. Unfortunately for Iraq, not having been known as “Iraq” but as three divided provinces by the name of Mosul, Baghdad, and Basra. Turk involved himself with Baghdad more than the other two, but otherwise all three were shared a familiar Arabic-speaking Kurdish culture.

Iraq, being Shi’a, and Ottomans, being Sunni, they already faced an incredible issue of religion— so it was unlike the two to not have bickering disputes and disagreements. Especially seeing as Iraq was previously Persian territory which was, at a fault, Ottoman’s natural enemy. With the beginning of the Ottoman rule, agriculture in Iraq had been unfortunately neglected, so it was thanks to insistent pestering and managing of crops and trade on Ottoman’s part to the fertile crescent that the territory was able to become proficiently prosperous and worthy of it’s investment.

Of course, as World War I came around, this territory was one of the Ottoman Empire’s more crucial losses. The UK then invaded the three provinces and founded their unification as the war. Seeing as it was rearing close to the 1920′s, Turkey himself was facing more crucial internal issues of Civil War and Independence, so it wasn’t until the 1930s that their relationship began to simmer from it’s previous boiling point. Iraq still kept it’s close ties with the UK, but nonetheless as an Independent Arabic state till modern day [Despite disputes on which Iraqi provinces would stay in Iraq and which would go to Turkey. Specifically the Mosul province.] 

As of late, Turkey and Iraq expect better relations to come with both of their hopes for peace and prosperity between their regions. Sure, it’s been an on and off tense relationship of Turk’s overbearingness on the poor Arab(s), but nonetheless it’s out of good intention (usually).

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[askiraq-blog1]

( Hello! I’ve been working on this basic design reference sheet for a bit and just finished it ! Thought it might be useful if you ever want to draw her, or if you’re just curious. 

Also, the ask box is open now ! )

[vampelune]

art trade with my deadbeat dad @hashualomanoot his lovely iraq whomst is my actual wife. im eloping with her and buying her silk handmade hijabs

you can see my lovely wife over at @askiraq 

commission me // kofi // paypal.me // do not repost/use without permission

[loveable1234]

Greece's, Persia's, and Egypt's Dinner with Their Entire Family

Ancient Greece: so why do I have dinner with this disturbing fool?

Persia: are you talking to me, you rock?

Ancient Egypt: that's because our children are closer to each other during this time period, which is why we're eating together.

Greece: so why is HE here?

Turkey: hehehe, why can't I come to a pleasurable meal?

Iran: go away.

Iraq: let's eat now, I'm starving

Ancient Egypt: okay, then let's eat-

Ancient Greece: don't touch that you idiot, I'm going to eat that first.

Persia: in what way should I let you eat it first?

Greece: what about ladies first?

Iran: I'm guessing I should eat first then-

Turkey: Oy, don't touch my side of the table without my permission, cat freak!

Greece: I'm not, this whole table is everyone's possession, old man.

Persia: did your son just called me an old man?!?

Ancient Greece: no... He called you a retarded fool.

Persia: okay that's it, sorry honey, but I cannot stand breathing the same air as this Greek rock anymore!

Ancient Greece: and I cannot stand in the same world as this sorry-excuse-of-everything. Greece, love, what's the sharpest object in this dinner table?

Greece: use the chicken bones from the chicken that Turkey brought along.

Turkey: wait! Don't use my chicken as a fighting tool!

Greece: why not? It's not that important.

Turkey: okay that's it! This means war, sleepy brain!

Greece: bring... It... On....

Persia: I challenge you to a duel- Oy! DONT THROW THE SALAD BOWL AT ME!!

Ancient Greece: why not? Your face just screams at me to throw a salad bowl at you- ow! Did you just threw a bowl of soup at me you piece of desert trash???

Persia: bring it on, rock- GAH! DONT THROW MEAT KNIFES AT ME!

Ancient Greece: I'll stop once it hails in Iran!

Iran: it will not hail in my area- ow! Who threw a fork at me??

Turkey: whoops...

Iran: don't whoops me, old man!

Greece: be in my side, Iran...

Iran: gladly! Take this!

Iraq: ow! Don't throw the plate at me- Gah! What's with the flying ornaments all over the dinner table????

Persia: SUCK IT ROCK GEEK!

Ancient Greece: here are some apples to make you healthier, you retard!

Turkey: ha! You missed!

Greece: I know, I should've aimed it at your face.

Iran: gah! Don't throw heavy bowls at me!

Iraq: only if you stop throwing these fucking Turkish delights with an unreasonable amount of flour!!

Egypt: .........I see... I guess we'll just eat while this war goes on.

Ancient Egypt: yes, we should. Who knows how long this fight will last- *CLANK!*

Egypt: .......... Mom......?

Ancient Greece: .... Who threw a frying pan at Egypt's mom....?

Turkey: uh, oh......

Persia: ..... Lord have mercy.......

Ancient Egypt: ..... Somebody will be sacrificed today.

Egypt: NO SACRIFICES, MOM!!

And thus the dinner ends with a bunch of threats and sacrificing from Ancient Egypt: