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Al-Midhatiya
Al-Midhatiya is an urban centre in the southeastern part of Babil Governorate and is also known as Al-Hamza al-Gharbi. Modern geographical research describes the town as connected to agricultural and commercial routes and affected by religious visitation, while an Iraqi official gazette records a heritage fort within Al-Midhatiya. Its significance therefore lies not only in local devotional associations but also in the wider urban, cultural and historical landscape of Babil.
This city page helps readers understand places, people and map locations associated with Al-Midhatiya in a single geographic frame. A specific shrine’s genealogy, antiquity or attribution should not be treated as certain merely because it is locally famous; each individual entry should be checked against its own sources and evidence level. The map is especially useful for separating the town from the surrounding district and nearby settlements, reducing the risk of turning a broader regional tradition into a city-level fact.
City introduction sources
Shrines
Shrine of Sayyid Hamza ibn al-Qasim, known as al-Hamza al-Gharbi, May Allah Have Mercy On Him
Sayyids and Imamzadas
Shia
Shrine of Sayyid Ali al-Zahir and Sayyid Muhammad al-Mazhar, May Allah Have Mercy On Them
Sayyids and Imamzadas
Shrine Attributed to Awn ibn Ali, Peace Be Upon Him
Sayyids and Imamzadas
Shia
🗺️ Shrine map
Like the main map, every shrine has its own green clickable point.