浅析伊拉克战后的教派之争.pdf

· Abstract After the Iraq War in 2003, the civil conflicts between different groups erupt in the country. Particularly the destruction of Ali al-Hadi Mosque on February 22, 2006, which caused the serious damage to the top of it, gives rise to the most serious conflict after the war. The Suni Muslim and the Shiite Muslim were engaged in a serious tit-for-tat retaliation, attracting world-wide attention. After the Iraq War, the power distribution in Iraq has witnessed a profound change, which is one of the roots of the civil war. Likewise, the turbulence in Iraq is linked with Middle East and international situation. The ethnic and religious conflicts as well as conflicts between different other groups have been from bad to worse, making the region one of the hot spots, conflicts and cradles of terrorist activities. The Arab countries are concerned about the development of Iraq situation, while big powers engaged in tense struggle and competition on Iraq problem. The civil conflicts in Iraq have a serious consequence on Iraq society and will exert a profound impact on the development of Iraqi society and its domestic relations. The new Iraq government dominated by Shiite group should achieved nation rebuilding in the next four years to approach the rel