Shafaq
After the end of the Second World War in the forties of last century and the defeat of Nazi the Iraqi people demand  to establish political parties, associations intensified  ...

The Faily Kurds responded to this appeal as an important segment living  in Baghdad to establish a Faily  school in (1946) thanks to actively dignitaries and philanthropists of the Faily Kurds from Bab al-Sheikh near the mosque of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Gilani and Alsadriya marketplace whose concern was the dissemination of culture and science among young Faily Kurds and  we do not forget the support given to this segment from the late (Said Qazzaz) Minister in the royal era and the late (Izz al-Din Al naqeeb ) Member of Parliament in granting  the Faily Kurds the license of  the school establishment  .One of other supporters to this project was the late( Hajji Naokhas ) who bought the Faily school by his own money  and recorded  it as an entailed estate in the Faily Kurds name . Another founding activists in this area were (Hajji Naokhas Murad) and (Hajji Ahmed Mohamed) and Mr. (Shaker Mohammad Redha) (Ammu)), who took on the duty of collecting donations from traders and ordinary people to perpetuate the school. The old people remember that Mr. (Mohammad Haider) was supervising the cleaning and guarding the school and the Kurds and Arab teachers engaged to build this cultural edifice such as the late novelist (Ghaib To'ama Furman and the patriotic martyr Salam Aadil) who was executed by Baath gang in (1963) and the late Dr. (Shihab Ahmed Mnejeh) and the late professor (Abu Dawood Salman, Rustum) and late (Ahmed Zainal Abu Chuan). Those were the teachers who worked hard to introduce the moral and national concepts to the minds of our children and broadcast the general sciences. This was evident from the (1952) uprising  and  from their stand with the Iraqi people against the eighth of February black coup ,and  with the Algerian  people in (1954) against the French colonialism  where groups  of them collected cash donations to help the Algerian rebels.