Al Midhatiya
Al Midhatiya (Arabic: المدحتية) or Al-Hamza Gharbi (الحمزة الغربي) is a city in Babil, Iraq. It is located 107 kilometres (66 mi) south of Baghdad.
Al Midhatiya المدحتية | |
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  Al Midhatiya | |
| Coordinates: 32°23′47″N 44°39′13″E | |
| Country |  |
| Governorate | Babil |
| Municipality | Al-Hamza Gharbi District |
Background
Al Midhatiya is named after Midhat Pasha who rebuilt the city, it is also known as "Al-Hamza Gharbi" which hosts the tomb of "Al-Hamza bin Al-Qasim", grandson of Abbas ibn Ali. Al-Hamza Gharbi District, about 498 square kilometres (192 sq mi),[1] was part of Hashimiya District until 2014.
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References
- الوحدات الإدارية ومساحتها كما في 2009 (in Arabic)
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