rasool ali’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro photographer
Known for rasool ali or rasoul ali
A.K.A. رسول علي
Is Photographer 
Travel writer 
From Iraq 
India 
Azerbaijan 
Turkey 
Saudi Arabia 
Syria 
Egypt 
Jordan 
Lebanon 
Gender male
Birth

13 June 1980 
, baghdad

Age 41 years
Residence iraq
Family
Father: Yes 
Children: 폐비 이씨 (이자겸의 3녀) 
Stats
Height: 185
Weight: 110
Education
Baghdad university Bachelor 1999-2004
Notable Works
journalist 15
programmer 15
Photographer at IMAGES GETTY 10
Photography at the agency ALAMY 7
Photographer at AGEFOTOSTOCK 5
Sports Teams
real Madrid

A journalist and programmer working for the Iraqi Media Network in Iraq, in Baghdad.
He was born in Baghdad on 6/13/1980 in the city of Kadhimiya.
current work
A permanent trainer at the Media Training Institute.
Editor of the institute’s own websites.

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