Al-Shamiya (Iraq)

Al-Shamiya is a city located in the Al-Qadisiyah Governorate of Iraq. It lies on the Euphrates River, approximately 120 kilometers south of Baghdad. Historically, it has been an agricultural center known for its date palms and other crops. The city's population is predominantly Shia Muslim.

Al-Shamiya is an important regional center, serving as a hub for surrounding agricultural areas. It has a history that stretches back centuries, although detailed historical records specifically focusing on Al-Shamiya are limited compared to larger Iraqi cities. The city has experienced challenges related to conflict and instability in Iraq, similar to many other regions in the country.