The Al-Kadhimiyya Mosque is a significant religious site located in the Kadhimiyya district of Baghdad, Iraq. It is dedicated to the memory of two important figures in Shia Islam: Imam Musa al-Kadhim and Imam Muhammad al-Jawad, who are revered as the seventh and ninth Imams, respectively. The mosque features stunning architecture, including a golden dome and intricate tile work, attracting many visitors and pilgrims. The mosque serves as a center for religious activities and gatherings, especially during important Shia observances. It is also home to the tombs of the two Imams, making it a pilgrimage destination for Shia Muslims from around the world. The site plays a vital role in the cultural and spiritual life of the community.