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Did You Know?

The Iraqi Interior Minister Sayyid "Taleb Pasha al-Naqib", has visited the holy city of Karbala and donated a large amount of money to rent a house near the holy shrine of Imam Hussein "pbuh" to turn it into new school that was named "Al-Ahmadiyah".

This was the first elementary school to be opened in Karbala through mere Iraqi efforts in 1339 Hijri, 1920 AD.

Source:

The Karbala's Comprehensive Civilization Encyclopedia, by The Karbala Center for Studies and Research.

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