Servant, Duck and King

The Loss of the Mule

"Dililol" song

'Ha Laḥma ʿAnya' and Passover preparations

'Laglag' song

Antisemitism in school in Khanaqin

Arab hostility after the Six-Day War

Bar mitzva

Biblical Translation (Genesis 1)

Birth and midwife

Community and Farhud

Congratulations and wishes for the holidays

Cup of tea in London

Education of boys and girls in Baghdad and fear of the Muslims

Family story

Farhud in Baqubah: pogroms

Fear in Iraq

Foods

Fool and Fleas

Forced marriages of Jewish girls to Muslims

Friend helps in times of trouble

Hanukka

Holiday dishes and customs

Holidays

How My Parents Met and Got Married

Integration in Israel

Iraqi ḥenna

Koy Sanjak's Jews

Life in Baghdad

Life story

Life story

Lullabies for children

Making Aliya

Mutual help and assistance in the community

My life story

Passover customs

Passover Seder plate

Personal life story

Proverbs and stories

Purim

Settlement in Tirat Hacarmel

Shabbat

Shabbat and relationships with non-Jews

Shabbat and Rosh Ḥodesh (first of the month)

Shabbat customs and foods

Shiv‘a (week-long mourning)

Story of a cow from Basra

Sukkot

Sweet and Sour Turnip Soup

Tbit: a recipe

The "Shasha" Ceremony

The Beggar

The community's customs

The day of Ashura

The Donkey

The early days of the city of Shamia

The education system

The family orchard and the Muslim guard

The Farhud

The Farhud (The 1941 Pogrom Against Iraqi Jewry)

The Farhud and making Aliya

The Fool Who Thought He Was Dead

The imprisonment of men by Saddam Ḥussein

The Jew and the Jugs

The Jewish school in Baghdad

The language in which the couple spoke between themselves

The Lashes

The Lid of the Bomb

The Life Story of Najia Dalumi

The Marriage of the Patriarch

The Shepherd Who Thought He Was Dead

The Stolen Donkey

The Story of Rimon

The value of salt

They were hanged in Taḥrir Square

Torture in Iraq

Traditional foods: Shabbat and holidays

When a Girl Was Born in Baghdad

Who Lends a Donkey?

Yom Kippur

Yom Kippur in Baghdad

פיוטים

'Ha Laḥma ʿAnya' - Basra tradition

To a king who is a redeemer and a savior

Woman of valor (eishet hayil mi yimza)

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