The Islamic Dawa Party is a political party in Iraq founded in 1958. It aims to promote Islamic values and establish a government based on Islamic principles. The party has played a significant role in Iraqi politics, especially after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. The Dawa Party has been involved in various political coalitions and has held key government positions, including the premiership. It emphasizes social justice, economic development, and the importance of Islam in public life. The party has faced challenges, including sectarian tensions and competition from other political groups.