Iraq hosts large sheep and camel feast
A wedding celebration was held in Dhi Qar Province in southern Iraq, featuring a massive feast that included between 800 and 1,400 sheep, more than 100 camels, as well as numbers of gazelles. The event was described by activists as one of the largest weddings in Iraq. Videos circulated showing the preparation of these enormous amounts of food, and users widely reacted to the scale of the feast and the festive tribal atmosphere. Such displays are considered part of the region’s traditions of generosity and social customs, although some viewed the large quantities as wasteful. The B'dour tribe is well-known in the area, and Sheikh Haider Abir Fahd Al-Sharshab is recognized as the tribe's leader.
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