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Ahsa region study in their internal situation in 1871 1913 | ||
| Journal Of Babylon Center for Humanities Studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 1, 2011, Pages 123-138 | ||
| Author | ||
| Hussain Mokeef Abd Alhussain Alsherafy | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Ahsa is the eastern region of Saudi Arabia, a collection of sensory an earth-coated sand store rainwater so that it can be obtained pure fresh and frequent Alahsah this site known region Ahsa, extending back to the times of some degree foot to form an important part of the land of the Arabian Peninsula and commercial center and market active trading caravans from Syria, Hijaz, Iraq and India to, successive this region since ancient states and folks various as the form of the Phoenicians first installments of these migrations was followed Jerhaúaon (a branch of the Chaldeans) and has since joined the Arab Islamic state after Islamic conquest and then relay the verdict Alaaonion and the franchiser and subsequently underwent the region of the occupation of the Portuguese, who was expelled by the Ottomans Year 1551. The choice for this study of Ahsa based on the importance of geographical, historical and internal conflicts dropped بضلالها on the overall situation in the region, which has assumed the important position after that it became a base for launching towards areas Arabian Gulf Coast and had been fighting between the brothers Abdullah and Saud sons Faisal bin Turki Al Saud leadership and influence a significant impact in the loss of Ahsa a certain length of time, however, the Ottomans, who continued their occupation until 1913, a year in which enables Abdul Aziz Al Saud of ending the Ottoman presence to become the ruler of Najd and Ahsa 1914. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Humanities; Modern History | ||
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