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Stars League
Top Iraqi league — 20 clubs.
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iq Al Quwa Al Jawiya
Baghdad — club of the Iraqi Air Force, record 8-time league champions, current title-holders.
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iq Al Shorta
Baghdad — club of the Iraqi police, who finished 2nd last season.
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iq Erbil
The city of Erbil in Kurdistan — finished 3rd last season, playing at the Franso Hariri Stadium.
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iq Al Zawraa
Baghdad (Karkh) — Iraq's most successful club, 14-time league champions.
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iq Al-Karma
The town of Al-Karma in Anbar province — a young club founded in 2020, promoted to the top flight after winning the first division.
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iq Al Talaba
Baghdad — a university club ("Students"), five-time champions of the Iraqi league.
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iq Al Karkh
Baghdad (Karkh) — a club founded in 1963, part of the school sports system.
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iq Newroz
The city of Sulaymaniyah in Kurdistan — a club with its own modern website and a new stadium.
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iq Zakho
The city of Zakho in Kurdistan — the club's fans won the FIFA Fan Award 2025 for throwing plush toys onto the pitch for sick children.
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iq Duhok
The city of Duhok in Kurdistan — founded in 1970.
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iq Diyala
The city of Baqubah, Diyala province — returned to the Stars League after promotion in the 2023/24 season.
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iq Al Naft
Baghdad — club of the Iraqi oil industry, founded in 1979.
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iq Al Mosul
The city of Mosul — a club founded in 1947.
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iq Al Gharraf
Dhi Qar province — a club founded in 1994.
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iq Naft Missan
The city of Amarah, Maysan province — a club of the oil industry, founded in 2003.
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iq Al Minaa
The port city of Basra — a club founded in 1931.
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iq Al Kahraba
Baghdad — club of the Ministry of Electricity, founded in 2001.
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iq Baghdad
Baghdad (Amanat Baghdad) — club of the Baghdad municipal authority, founded in 1957.
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iq Al Najaf
The city of Najaf, one of the holy cities of Shia Islam — playing at a 30,000-capacity stadium.
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iq Al-Qassim
The town of Al-Qasim, Babil province — a club founded in 1973.
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