Analytical study of some Iraqi bastah melodies on the Georgian rhythm Dr. Shimaa Elshahat Omara Art and music in every era is a reflection of the life of society and its expression. Arab music is rich in instrumental and lyrical works that contain many and many different Arab cultures, whether they are Egyptian, Gulf countries, North Africa and other Arab countries. The Iraqi Busta is a kind of light and cheerful Iraqi folk singing attached to the maqam, Iraq that comes out of the same melancholy and sings at the end of the Iraqi maqam. One of the Arab rhythms that distinguish Iraq in organizing its singing melodies Research problem: Although the Georgina rhythm is one of the most important rhythms used in Iraq and its most famous, especially in the form of Iraqi gardening, there is a dearth of scientific research that has dealt with research and study, so the researcher will address the Georgian rhythm used in the Iraqi garden with specialized research and study.. research aims This study aims to: 1. Identify the rhythm of the Georgina as a beating that is frequently used in Iraqi singing, especially Bustat. 2. Knowing the technical characteristics of the Georgina rhythm used in the Iraqi garden and the extent of the connection between them. 3.Identify the artistic and musical characteristics of the Iraqi Bustan. And through the analytical and instrumental study of the selected sample of the Iraqi Busta on the rhythm of the Georgina, the researcher tries to reach the achievement of the research objectives that have been mentioned and suggest the various aspects that we can benefit from in this field After that, the researcher concludes her study with a list of sources and references that have been relied upon to complete this study. The researcher recommends the inclusion of the Iraqi Busta in the Arabic music curricula and attention to composition using the Georgian rhythm in Arabic instrumental and lyrical compositions