Al-Fallujah, often referred to simply as Fallujah, is a city located in central Iraq, approximately 69 kilometers west of Baghdad. It is situated along the Euphrates River and is known for its rich history and cultural significance. The city has a predominantly Sunni Muslim population and has been a center of trade and agriculture for centuries. In recent history, Al-Fallujah gained international attention during the Iraq War, particularly in the early 2000s, due to intense military conflicts. The city has experienced significant destruction and rebuilding efforts, reflecting the broader challenges faced by Iraq in the aftermath of the war. Today, Al-Fallujah is working towards recovery and stability.