Islamic Coalition

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The Islamic Coalition was an electoral list which contested the

It was formed by two parties which were members of the main religious

Four other groups - the Religious Commonwealth In Iraq, the Islamic Commonwealth For Iraqi Students, the Hussaini Cultural Organizations Union and the Rafah And Freedom Movement were also listed as being part of this list.

The list failed to win any seats in the December elections.