Documenting customs and traditions in some Iraqi feminist novels after 2003 AD
Abstract
It is clear to us that the Iraqi customs and traditions are diverse and many, and each sect differs in its customs from the other sect, especially religious customs and beliefs. My People did not escape the writer's hand, neither big nor small, with regard to popular customs and beliefs.
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