iqIraqi Men's Volleyball League

The Iraqi league's page in the Volleybox database, listing twenty-five editions — each with its medallists and, once an edition is opened, the full final classification; the 2025/26 season shows the placings of all sixteen clubs. Ghaz Al Janoob took the title ahead of Masafi Al Shamal and Masafi Al Wasat, with Erbil fourth.

Al Ahwar — the club, whose badge is inspired by the look of the Iraqi marshes, finished ninth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Al Daghara — the club from the town of Daghara in Qadisiyyah Governorate was founded in 1989 and finished seventh in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its media office's Facebook page.

Al Habbaniyah — the club finished last, sixteenth, in the 2025/26 season. It has neither a website nor a recently updated social account (its Facebook page last posted in June 2025), so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database.

Al Kufa — the club from Kufa in Najaf Governorate finished eleventh in the 2025/26 season. It has no website and its social accounts have gone quiet (Facebook in October 2024, Instagram in May 2024), so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database.

Al Miqdadiya — the club from the town of Al-Miqdadiyah in Diyala Governorate was founded in 1970 and finished eighth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Al Numaniya — the club from the town of Al-Numaniyah in Wasit Governorate was founded in 1970 and finished thirteenth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official media office's Facebook page.

Al Sinaah — the Baghdad club, which describes itself as one of the oldest schools of Iraqi volleyball, finished fourteenth in the 2025/26 season. Its own website is frozen on 2021, so the link goes to the club's official Facebook page.

Erbil — the multi-sport club from Erbil plays in the Iraqi league as well as the Kurdistan league and finished fourth in volleyball in 2025/26. The link goes to the men's volleyball team page on the club's official website, with the squad and coaching staff.

Ghaz Al Janoob — the Basra club was founded in 2001 and is the most successful team in Iraqi volleyball; it won the title back in 2025/26 after Masafi Al Shamal had taken the previous edition, even though it lost the closing match of the final four 2-3. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its media centre's Facebook page.

Haditha — the club from the town of Haditha on the Euphrates in Anbar Governorate finished tenth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Hit — the club from the town of Hit on the Euphrates in Anbar Governorate finished fifteenth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Masafi Al Shamal — the North Refineries Company club from Baiji in Saladin Governorate was founded in 1992; it won the league in 2024/25 and finished second in 2025/26, even though it won the closing match of the final four 3-2. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Masafi Al Wasat — the Midland Refineries Company club is based in the residential complex of the Doura refinery in Baghdad and finished third in 2025/26, beating Erbil 3-1 in the closing match of the final four. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Nineveh — the club from Mosul finished fifth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its media office's Facebook page.

Peshmerga — the club from Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi league champion in 2018/19, finished sixth in the 2025/26 season. The pesport.net domain listed on its page has been hijacked and now redirects to a gambling site, so the link goes to the club's official Facebook page.

Solaf — the club from Kirkuk finished twelfth in the 2025/26 season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page, which posts in Kurdish, Arabic and Turkish.