Iraqi Feyli Islamic Council

Armed Wing
(The Feyli Front))
Armed Wing ; (The Feyli Front))
Leader	Muqdad Baghdadi
Dates of operation	1991–Present
Headquarters	Ashrafiyeh Camp in Diyala, Iraq
Active regions	Iraq; Iran; Kurdistan
Size	6,000 now; 17,000 peak
Allies	State allies: Iran; Ba'athist Syria (1991–2024); Iraq (2006–present); Kuwait; Kurdistan; Russia; France; Switzerland; Canada; Italy (2003–2011); Non-state allies: Hezbollah; Mahdi Army; Amal Movement;
Opponents	State opponents: Ba'athist Iraq (1991–2003); Syria (2024–presents); Israel; Non-state opponents: People's Mujahedin of Iran; Palestine Liberation Organization; Islamic State; PKK;

Iraqi Feyli Islamic Council
Iraqi Feyli Islamic Council
Leader	Maher Feyli
Founded	1991
Headquarters	Baghdad
Ideology	Feyli regionalism; Shi’a Islamism
Political position	Far-right
Religion	Shi'a Islam
National affiliation	Islamic Coalition
	Politics of Iraq; Political parties; Elections;

Iraqi Feyli Islamic Council (Arabic: المجلس الإسلامي الفيلي العراقي; Kurdish: ئەنجومەنی فەیلیی عێراقیی ئیسلامی) is a Shia Islamist political and social organization established in the 90s made up of Feyli Kurds, a marginalized Shi’a Kurdish minority in Iraq. The Council emerged in response to decades of systemic oppression, mass deportations, and property confiscations faced by the Feyli community under the Ba’athist regime.