Baghdad

• 165 places
• 150 Mosques
• 13 Halal food

Iraq

Baghdad is the capital of Iraq and was historically one of the great centers of the Islamic world, serving as the seat of the Abbasid Caliphate and a renowned center of learning during the Islamic Golden Age. The city is home to numerous historic and modern mosques serving both its Sunni and Shia communities, including important shrines and congregational mosques across its many districts along the Tigris River. Baghdad remains a center of Islamic scholarship and education in Iraq, alongside a wide range of restaurants and markets serving halal food throughout the city.