Umm al-Qura Cemetery (Umm al-Qura Mosque complex)

Umm al-Qura is referenced in the supplied sources as a mosque complex and martyrs' cemetery complex located in west Baghdad. The primary documentary context for the site in the provided materials is military: U.S. Army histories and operational publications from the Iraq War (notably the 2007–2011 surge and withdrawal period) mention the west Baghdad Umm al-Qura Mosque complex in discussions of local security operations. One excerpt records that an eviction removed the Harith al-Dharis Association of Muslim Scholars from the Umm al-Qura complex, but the fragmentary source excerpt does not provide a date or fuller context for that action. Maps and operational reports from 2007 reference the broader Baghdad Belt and areas east and west of Baghdad's city center, situating Umm al-Qura within that theater of operations, though the supplied materials do not give precise coordinates or a current condition assessment. The supplied research notes contain no accounts of supernatural phenomena, apparitions, hauntings, or folkloric traditions tied to Umm al-Qura Cemetery or its mosque complex. No named spirits or entities, no eyewitness paranormal reports, and no folkloric explanations are present in the excerpts. Cultural or religious significance beyond the site's institutional and military mentions is not described in the provided materials.