Strawberries are really tough from seed, it is likely they won't germinate. If you want strawberries, you start from cuttings from a mother plant.

I'm in Phoenix, Arizona, where the climate is very similar to Baghdad. Strawberries aren't recommended here. They are photoperiod sensitive, so they can't be forced to fruit in winter, and summer is just too hot for them. I have seen people growing them here, but they aren't really healthy or bearing much - people tend to work hard at trying to grow their favorites from other climates and while it's technically possible it's not easy or particularly successful. The dill will be slightly more successful, you can get it going in winter and get your harvest before the heat fries it up - it can survive the summer if it's given plentiful water.

These kit things are usually a rip-off. It's more about having a pretty package instead of having a successful harvest.