Young Iraqi women are posting photos of themselves with hand-drawn mustaches and mustache filters, while young men posted photos wearing head covers, in a social media campaign to protest a warning issued by prominent religious leader Muqtada Al-Sadr against mixed-gender protests. بعد دعوة الصدر الى عدم الاختلاط حملة يطلقها الشباب على فيس بوك تتمثل بارتداء الحجاب للسخرية من تغريدة مقتدى #الغي_متابعة_مقتدى #العراق__ينتفض pic.twitter.com/4MLTctHHM7 — كيــري (@kiri_2003) February 8, 2020 Translation ...
![The traditions of Ashura, a holy day Shi'ite Muslims will observe Sunday, started in the Middle East and spread to Iran and South Asia, where they have been practiced for centuries. [atlasshrugs]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/iraq/ashura.jpg?itok=twpgvhlW "The traditions of Ashura, a holy day Shi'ite Muslims will observe Sunday, started in the Middle East and spread to Iran and South Asia, where they have been practiced for centuries. [atlasshrugs]")
![An Iraqi woman looks into a blood stained car of two women shot dead in central Baghdad earlier this month. [presstv]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/iraq/iraqattacks.jpg?itok=kBlEhGvP "An Iraqi woman looks into a blood stained car of two women shot dead in central Baghdad earlier this month. [presstv]")
