Kufa (city)

Kufa is an ancient city in Iraq, located near the Euphrates River, with a rich history dating back to the 7th century. It was established during the early Islamic period and became a prominent center for learning, culture, and political activity. Kufa played a significant role in Islamic history, serving as an important hub for scholars, theologians, and political figures. Its strategic location made it influential in regional affairs. Today, Kufa remains notable for its religious significance, especially as a site for the shrine of Imam Ali, and continues to be a center of Islamic heritage and culture.