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Al Mala Awal

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Al Mala Awal

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An Iraqi theatrical work presented in the mid-1990s, the play addresses social and humanitarian issues, exploring the changes that have occurred in Iraqi society.

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Saad Khalifa
Zohair Rasheed

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