State-Nation building in Iraq collides with complex obstacles. It is not clear until now whether the Iraqi state goes toward federal government or central one. The role of religion and minorities are vaguely so far and no signs a collective consensus on the form and role of the above mentioned. The Sunni group, as one of the major demographics but yet not the largest group seems to be not-united in its vision on the form of the future of Iraq and the Iraqi state-nation. Therefore, this study aims to figure out the vision of Sunni intellectual in regard to project of state-nation building in Iraq. This would enable us to dispel ambiguity in dealing with this broad sector of Iraqi society, which is currently approached through assumptions without a basis in knowledge, treating them as though they all came together behind the Baathist-nationalist movement, the ISIS-Islamist movement, the Bedouin tribal movement, or any of the other stereotyped classifications unfounded in research and scrutiny.