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When I was walking down the street looking for a Taxi when I found this man, wearing an Arab traditional uniform taking pictures next to some people and I decided to take a picture with him. My grandmother suggested that this man may be wearing like King Faisal I, an important Iraqi figure. Although I'll just show this photograph of him. The man is wearing a white Dishdasha (The Arabian Robe) with a brown belt that has a golden Khanjar (Crescent Dagger found in Arabia) hanged to it. He wears a brown Bisht and a completely white Shemagh with a Royal Agal. He's holding a golden dragon cane. On his belt there's a picture of King Faisal I and also a nametag that reads "Tomorrow will be much beautiful if God willing" which basically showcases that this man has hope for the future of Iraq, much of the Iraqi people are hopeless for the future of Iraq ever since the US invasion in 2003 that had brought nothing but suffering for the country. This man is a shinning beacon of heritage and hope in a broken country.

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When I was walking down the street looking for a Taxi when I found this man, wearing an Arab traditional uniform taking pictures next to some people and I decided to take a picture with him. My grandmother suggested that this man may be wearing like King Faisal I, an important Iraqi figure. Although I'll just show this photograph of him. The man is wearing a white Dishdasha (The Arabian Robe) with a brown belt that has a golden Khanjar (Crescent Dagger found in Arabia) hanged to it. He wears a brown Bisht and a completely white Shemagh with a Royal Agal. He's holding a golden dragon cane. On his belt there's a picture of King Faisal I and also a nametag that reads "Tomorrow will be much beautiful if God willing" which basically showcases that this man has hope for the future of Iraq, much of the Iraqi people are hopeless for the future of Iraq ever since the US invasion in 2003 that had brought nothing but suffering for the country. This man is a shinning beacon of heritage and hope in a broken country.