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Iraqi Sign Language (Arabic:لغة الإشارة العراقية,romanized: luḡa al-išāra al-ʿIrāqiyya) is thedeaf sign language ofIraq. It appears to be close toLevantine Arabic Sign Language, the common sign language of Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Jordan.^[1] It is taught in seven schools or deaf associations in the capital of Baghdad and 5 other cities.^[2]

In research done on Jordanian Sign Language, word lists from Baghdad were collected and compared to sign language from five other countries. It was found to have over 50% lexical similarities with the sign languages of Jordan and Syria.^[3]

• Kurdish Sign Language
• Levantine Arabic Sign Language

• Arab sign languages
• Languages of Iraq
• Sign languages of Iraq

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