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Ethnic Diversity in Iraq: The Sociology of Pluralism in Unity Year of publication: 2014 Author: Rasoul Mutlaq Corporate author: Baghdad University This study deals with the phenomenon of multiculturalism in Iraq by focusing on three axes, which are the concept, ethnic composition, and ways to get rid of difference and ethnic discrimination. The study concludes that pluralism rejects intolerance and that pluralism in Iraq must be respected. 
Islam, Diversity and Peacebuilding Year of publication: 2016 Author: Ramy Atta | Ahmed Naji Corporate author: Roya TV An interesting dialogue between the speakers about diversity and the extent to which Islam deals with this term. The speakers discuss the wealth of the Islamic religion in the root of diversity and pluralism, and how that leads to peace. 
The Concept of Multiculturalism - 2 Year of publication: 2017 Author: Abdullah Al-Ghathami In this short video, Abdullah Al-Ghazhami presents a balanced presentation of the concept of multiculturalism. The author use the United States of America as a nation of multiculturalism. The video presents some developments in the concept of pluralism and discusses fusion and integration for the success of a multi-society. 
Religious Fanaticism: From Extremism to Pluralism Year of publication: 2017 Author: Pitsa Stefano Corporate author: Al-Machriq Digital Mgazine This article discusses the concept of intolerance in a modern way. The author tries to present to the reader the concept of intolerance through a comparison between pluralism and extremism. 
Identity, Altruism and Cross-Cultural Issues Year of publication: 2020 Author: Muhammad Yakin This book chapter discusses issues of diversity, diversity and difference. It is exposed to approaches to individuality, identity and coexistence. In this article, the questioning of the concepts of identity and altruism and the relationship of one to the other seeks to address the manifestations of the transmission of paradigm in the fields of social sciences in general, and the field of anthropology in particular, in the direction of consolidating the foundations of the "multi-site anthropology" approach.