The current study seeks to define financial liquidity in banks and its practice to achieve financial recovery after exposure to financial risks and the extent of its impact through its indicators (the cash balance ratio, the legal liquidity ratio, and the employment ratio as an independent variable and the dependent variable with its indicators (return on deposits, debt ratio, and capital solvency). Money, total deposits, capital adequacy of loans, the study set a number of questions, the starting point of which was: What are the methods used by banks to confront risks? And more specifically, what is the level of relationship between financial liquidity indicators and financial recovery indicators in order to find the answer to these questions? Iraqi banks. The study was applied to a sample consisting of (5) banks, using financial data published on the website of the Iraqi Stock Exchange for the period (2011-2020). The study sought to test its main hypotheses related to the correlation and impact relationships between its variables in order to answer the questions that were raised and determine the problem is through it to reach the goals and objectives that the study aspires to achieve through it. The problem through which to reach the goals that the study aspires to reach, including diagnosing the level and role of both financial liquidity and financial recovery in commercial banks, the study sample.