King Faisal I Paris Peace Conference 1919: Iraq’s Voice

King Faisal I Paris Peace Conference 1919 Iraq's Voice

Did you know that King Faisal I played a pivotal role at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, reshaping Iraq’s history in the process? As the representative of the Arab interests, King Faisal I’s presence at this historic event had far-reaching consequences for the nation’s future. Key Takeaways: The Importance of the Paris Peace Conference … Read more

Bedouin Tribal Protection: Travellers & Neighbours

The tapestry of Bedouin culture in the early 20th century is illuminated through the ethnographic account penned by H.R.P. Dickson, a British military officer who meticulously documented the lives of Bedouin Arabs in and around Kuwait. In his literary work, “The Arab Of The Desert,” Dickson delves into the customs, traditions, and social structures that … Read more

Wahhabi Raids in Southern Iraq: 1802-1803

Wahhabi Raids in Southern Iraq 1802-1803

Did you know that the Wahhabi raids in Southern Iraq between 1802 and 1803 were part of one of the most significant conflicts in the region’s history? These raids, initiated by the Wahhabi forces, had far-reaching consequences and shaped the religious and political dynamics of Southern Iraq for years to come. In this article, we … Read more

Gerturde Bell & The Druze of Salkhad Syria

In Gertrude Bell’s chronicles of the Syrian Jebel Druze, she  delves into the historical significance of Salkhad or Salcah, an ancient city once ruled by King Og of biblical fame. This fortified city has a rich history dating back to the dawn of civilization. Situated at the base of a small volcano, Salcah’s most remarkable … Read more