Stars celebrate Iraqi National Day 2025 with patriotic messages and songs.

October 3rd marks Iraq's National Day , an occasion that brings with it feelings of pride and honor in the homeland of civilizations and a rich history. On this special occasion, a number of celebrities shared touching messages on their social media accounts, expressing their great love for the Iraqi people and their sense of belonging to this country.

Rahma Riyadh: “Iraq is a homeland that lives within me.”

Artist Rahma Riad sent a touching message on Iraqi National Day via her social media accounts, saying: “#Iraq is not a country I live in... but a country that lives within me. Every dream I've fulfilled, every joy I've experienced, and every accomplishment I've reached, Iraq's name has been present in it.”

Rahma expressed her pride in her country, stressing that Iraq will remain the source of her strength and happiness. It is noteworthy that in 2023, she released a song titled "Long Live Iraq," which achieved more than 61 million views on YouTube.

Shatha Hassoun performs the national anthem again Artist Shatha Hassoun celebrated the occasion by releasing a special video rendition of the Iraqi national anthem on her official YouTube channel. She also delivered a touching message via the X platform, affirming her loyalty to her country and promising to do her best despite all the challenges.

Stars' messages to Iraq on its National Day

Majid Al Mohandes: "Happy New Year to my beloved country Iraq and my kind and generous people."

Ayman Al-Aatar described Iraq as "a country of civilizations and history," wishing it security and prosperity.

Ahlam: She raised the Iraqi flag on stage and commented, "Long live the love of #Iraq."

Hussain Al Jasmi shared a clip from his famous song "We Are All Iraq" and wrote: "Iraq is spirit and history."

Qusay Hatem: He posted his song "Hilo Iraq" on Instagram.

Mais Ombar: She wrote, "Nothing is like Iraq... Happy New Year to my country 🇮🇶."

Hatim Al Iraqi: He released a new song titled "Your Name, Iraq."

Mohammed Al Salem: Celebrate his song "Homeland, Homeland."

Nawal Al Zoghbi: She sent a brief congratulation via X: "Happy New Year to #Iraq."

Celebration atmosphere in Iraq

The atmosphere wasn't limited to messages from artists alone. Iraqi cities also witnessed a variety of events, with streets adorned with national flags, and festivals held in schools and universities to introduce generations to the country's history and symbols. Musical and folklore groups also presented distinctive performances that reflected the richness of Iraqi heritage.

Iraqi National Day: Pride and Challenges

Despite the crises Iraq has experienced, National Day remains an opportunity to renew pride and belonging, and to affirm the Iraqi people's ability to overcome adversity and move toward development and reconstruction, thus strengthening the spirit of unity and coexistence among its people.