Foulath Hadid

Foulath Mohammed Hadid (7 March 1937–29 September 2012) was an Iraqi writer, and expert on Arab affairs.

Biography Born in Baghdad in 1937, the son of the Marxist Iraqi economist, cabinet minister and democracy advocate Mohammed Hadid and the brother of Haytham Hadid and the noted architect Zaha Hadid, his mother Wajiha al-Sabunji was an artist from Mosul. His father being a founding member of the Iraqi National Democratic Party, Foulath Hadid was strongly influenced by his father's political views as he grew up in a household where other leading members of the Party were regular visitors. and the Hadid Room, the College's meeting room, was named in his honour. and was survived by his wife, his daughter Tala, his son Nik Williams, his elder brother Haytham Hadid and his sister Zaha Hadid, the latter having subsequently died in 2016. He is buried with his father and sister in Brookwood Cemetery.