The Iraqi Islamic Party is a political organization in Iraq that was established in 1960. It aims to promote Islamic values and principles within the framework of a democratic system. The party has been involved in various political processes, especially after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, advocating for the rights of Sunni Muslims in the country. The party is part of the broader Islamic political movement in the region and has participated in several elections. It seeks to address issues such as governance, social justice, and economic development while maintaining a commitment to Islamic law and principles.