King Faisal II and his social role in Iraq (1953-1958)

Abstract

The Iraqi royal family was interested in the social aspect, and carried out many works and activities in this regard. King Faisal I, King Ghazi, Queen Alia, and the princesses of the royal family paid clear attention to this, as they allocated monthly subsidies to some poor families to help them make a difficult living, in addition to carrying out clothing campaigns for many people. From needy children, and their sponsorship of concerts, festivals, and charity markets to collect sums of money, the proceeds of which will be to help the poor and needy, and provide what can be given to them, whether effort or money. King Faisal II was no less enthusiastic than the members of the royal family in his social role, especially helping the poor, as he did not leave an opportunity without seizing it to help them and entertain them, since he was a young child and continued until after he assumed his constitutional duties in 1953, whether through financial donations, field visits and learning about... The conditions of the people, as well as their support for charitable societies and institutions.