THE ATTITUDE OF THE DOWASIR TRIBE FROM THE BRITISH REFORMS IN BAHRAIN (1922-1923)
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Abstract
This research dealt with an important issue related to the attitude of one of the tribes with great weight in Bahrain, namely The attitude of the Dowasir tribe on the British reforms in Bahrain (1922-1923), as the Dowasir tribe felt that the alleged reforms were nothing but an attempt through which Britain wanted to strengthen its influence in The region in general and in Bahrain in particular, so it stood against it. The research contained three axes, as the first axis dealt with the attitude of the Dowasir tribe from the reforms since its inception in general, while we focused in the second axis on the tribe's attitude on the British removal of Sheikh Issa bin Ali for judgment. As for the third and final axis, we touched on the reactions of the Dowasir tribe towards the reforms, as those reactions contained many attitudes that we clarified in the form of points.
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