Congratulations Bass, this is a fantastic picture of a unknown but wonder full fruit. When first looked at that plate thought you were showing us some giant blueberries !!
Not very common with our dark figs but some black varieties sometimes convey to the pictures a particularly colored glare filling our eyes and very pleasant to look at.
Through ripeness , some figs, grapes, berries,... do bring up to their skins a particular pigment which combined with the the micro 'hairs' on the fruit skin may generate reflections and those colors....but light will be of utmost importance . With a very high Sun I think we could never achieve that but particularly close to sunset and depending from your angle of focus those colors could be very much much highlighted and this without any particular light filtration and/or tricks. You may try one day with your own figs
A couple of notes on these mouth-watering figs:
Agree that they ressemble zidi's but from a scale perspective much smaller.
Those swollen syconia cracking through the ostiole scales may indicate excessive pollination.
this leads me to believe that they are of a Smyrna variety ---and this also adds on tho their marked colors both skin and pulp.
Cannot see any particular high humidity in Summer time in NE Irak to promote that cracking
For a while two or three more defined profiles from the picture , some clear dots on their skin and their thick necks, made me to think of BM or Violeta.
Francisco