Black tea holds great importance in Iraqi culture due to a combination of historical influences, social customs, and geographical factors. Its significance is evident in the rituals of hospitality and social bonding, where it is served to guests as a symbol of warmth and connection. With its refreshing properties and suitable climate for cultivation, tea became a staple beverage, consumed daily and associated with comfort. Over time, tea in Iraq has become deeply intertwined with traditions, serving as a symbol of identity and community, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering a sense of unity.
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