Mithal Al-Alusi - Early Life

Early Life

Alusi was born on the 23 May 1953 in Alus, a small village near Haditha, in Al-Anbar governorate. Al-Alusi hails from a very prominent Iraqi Sunni family from Anbar Province, and his father was a renowned scholar and Baghdad University professor of Classical Arabic literature.

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