List of sons and daughters of the city of Baghdad
The list of the sons and daughters of Baghdad lists people who were born in the Iraqi capital Baghdad and who have an article on Wikipedia.
A.
- Meriam Abbas (* 1970), German-Iraqi actress
- Haidar Abdul-Razzaq (* 1982), Iraqi soccer player
- Iyad Allawi (* 1945), Iraqi Prime Minister
- Maath Alousi (* 1938), Iraqi architect, urban planner, painter, photographer and author
- Eli Amir (* 1937), Israeli writer
- Abd ar-Rahman Arif (1916–2007), Iraqi President and Prime Minister
- Susanne Ayoub (* 1956), Austrian-Iraqi writer
B.
- Ammo Baba (1934–2009), Iraqi soccer player
- Nesrin Berwari (* 1967), Kurdish politician
- Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi (1163–1231), Arab traveler, polymath, historian and physician
- Abdulwahab Al-Bayyati (1926–1999), poet
C.
- Rifat Chadirji (1926-2020), architect
- Yosef Chaim (1832–1909), Sephardic rabbi and Kabbalist
F.
- Razzaq Farhan (* 1977), Iraqi soccer player
- Faisal II (1935–1958), Iraqi king
G
- Lamia al-Gailani Werr (1938-2019), archaeologist
- Raschid Ali al-Gailani (1892–1965), Iraqi Prime Minister
- Linda George (* 1960), Assyrian / Aramaic singer
H
- Zaha Hadid (1950–2016), British-Iraqi architect
- Abu el-Haggag (around 1150–1243), Sufi Sheikh
- Sahar al-Haideri (1962-2007), Iraqi journalist
- Raad Hamoodi (* 1958), Chairman of the Iraqi NOK and Iraqi soccer player
- Ahmad ibn Hanbal (780–855), Islamic legal scholar
- Abu Hanifa (699–767), founder of the Hanafites
- Udai Hussein (1964–2003), son of Saddam Hussein
- Qusai Hussein (1966–2003), Iraqi politician and son of Saddam Hussein
J
- Tara Jaff (* 1958), Kurdish harpist
- Sarhad Jammo (* 1941), Bishop of the Chaldean Catholic Church
- Robert Jarjis (* 1973), Chaldean auxiliary bishop
- Ovadja Josef (1920–2013), Sephardic chief rabbi
K
- Muhammad al-Kabanji (* 1901 – after 1932), Iraqi singer
- Jitzchak Kadouri (1898-2006), Orthodox rabbi
- Ibn Kammuna (around 1215 – around 1284), Jewish philosopher, theologian and doctor
- Abbas Khider (* 1973), German-Iraqi writer
- Mahdi Karim (* 1983), Iraqi soccer player
- Yaqub ibn Killis (930–991), Egyptian vizier among the Fatimids
- Rüdiger Krause (* 1958), German prehistoric
- Bassam Salih Kubba (1944–2004), Iraqi Deputy Foreign Minister
M.
- Adil Abd al-Mahdi (* 1942), Iraqi Vice President
- Mohammed Saleh Makiya (1914–2015), Iraqi architect and urban planner
- Nazik al-Malaika (1922–2007), Iraqi poet
- Olvi Mangasarian (1934–2020), American mathematician and computer scientist
- Al-Mas'udi (around 895–957), Arab philosopher, geographer and historian
- Numan Menemencioğlu (1891–1958), Turkish diplomat, politician and foreign minister
- Sami Michael (* 1926), Israeli writer
N
- Nadira (1932-2006), Indian actress
P
- Mahmud Şevket Pasha (1856–1913), Ottoman military and politician
- Adnan Patschatschi (1923–2019), Iraqi politician
Q
- Abd al-Karim Qasim (1914–1963), Iraqi Prime Minister
R.
- Ahmed Radhi (1964–2020), Iraqi soccer player and politician
- Omar Al-Rawi (* 1961), Austrian politician
- Roland Eugen Beiküfner (* 1959), German actor and artist
S.
- Charles Saatchi (* 1943), British-Iraqi art dealer and entrepreneur
- Maurice Saatchi (* 1946), British-Iraqi entrepreneur
- Noor Sabri (* 1984), Iraqi soccer player
- Hussain Saeed (* 1958), Iraqi soccer player
- Nuri as-Said (1888–1958), Iraqi Prime Minister
- Samir (* 1955), Swiss filmmaker and film producer
- Albert Abdullah David Sassoon (1818–1896), British-Indian merchant and philanthropist
- David Sassoon (1792–1864), British-Indian businessman and philanthropist
- Avi Shlaim (* 1945), Israeli professor of international relations
- Saad Sirop (* 1972), Chaldean Catholic Bishop, Apostolic Visitator for the Chaldean Catholic Christians living in Europe
W.
- Rudolf Wartmann-Füchslin (1873–1930), Swiss engineer and building contractor
- William N. Watson (* 1962), English chess player
Y
- Mona Yahia (* 1954), Iraqi artist and writer