Abstract
The study highlights the positions of the Islamic Literary Correctional and Intellectual Association for the period 1946-1949. Its reform attempts were to meet the needs of a changing society both republican, political, cultural and social. This is achieved through the dissemination of Islamic morals, morality and religious awareness among members of society in different ways and means, with the support of its general status and branches spread across the Iraqi guardianship and newspaper Al-kifah, to provide an environment conducive to the spiritual, mental and physical development of an Islamic generation, and to be more relevant to these changes, which have become an urgent necessity and a feature of the work of contemporary Islamic associations.
