October 3 commemorates Iraq’s National Day, marking its independence from British rule in 1932. It celebrates unity, sovereignty, and the nation’s cultural heritage.
- Faisal – Of Arabic origin, meaning “decisive” or “judge.” It honors King Faisal I, Iraq’s first monarch, symbolizing vision and diplomacy.
- Ghazi – Of Arabic origin, meaning “warrior” or “victorious.” It reflects valor, honor, and patriotic service, recalling King Ghazi I’s legacy.
