Feisal I of Iraq

Feisal I of Iraq was a prominent Arab leader and king who reigned from 1921 to 1933. Originally a military officer and Arab nationalist, he played a key role in Iraq's transition from Ottoman rule to independence, supported by Britain. Feisal aimed to unify diverse groups within Iraq and establish a stable, modern nation-state. His leadership was marked by efforts to balance traditional tribal influences with the demands of modernization and sovereignty. Although faced with political challenges and regional tensions, he is remembered for his contributions to Iraq's independence and nation-building during the early 20th century.