ليست حكاية تُروى… بل حقٌ لا يسقط مع الزمن.
الأحواز (عربستان) كانت كيانًا عربيًا واضح المعالم قبل 1925، وحدودها تشهد، وتاريخها لا يُمحى مهما تغيّرت الأسماء.
وفي ظل ما نعيشه اليوم، تعود الخرائط لتذكّرنا:
أن الجغرافيا قد تُفرض بالقوة… لكن الهوية تبقى عصيّة على الطمس.
ويبقى الأمل حيًا… بأن تعود الأرض لأهلها، ويكتب التاريخ فصله كما يجب.
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نحن، كأمة عربية، ندفع اليوم ندفع ثمن قرنٍ كامل من الإحتلال الإيراني للأرض العربية على الضفة الشرقية من الخليج العربي، بدءاً من الأحواز وعبدان المحمرة ومروراً بالساحل العربي، وحتى الجزر العربية كجزيرة قيس وجسم وخرج والجزر الثلاث طنب الصغرى والكبرى وأبو موسى.
Photographed in Zubair in 1916.
Seated from right:
Sheikh Khalid Al-Sabah, Sheikh Khaz’al Khan, Sheikh Ibrahim.
Standing from right: Mushir Al-Tujjar bin Haji, the head of the merchants, the minister of the Emirate of Mohammerah, Sheikh Abdul Hamid bin Khaz’al, the
A Persian-style feast - according to British confidential reports 1942- Persian officer Ibrahim Zarabi invited Ahwazi Arab tribal chiefs near Dizful town in northern Ahwaz to a meal and then killed them all in cold blood. He justified the crime as a measure to protect Persian
national security. Zarabi also had a record of committing massacres against Azerbaijani Turks and the Lur people in Lorestan. Today, among Persian people in Iran, he is remembered as a national hero, and remarkably, the Iranian government had honored him with the country's
A hundred years of death, execution, and massacre of Ahwazi Arabs: a horrifying glimpse into colonial brutality in 1925, when tribal leaders in Ahwaz were targeted for execution, and systematic destruction by Persian forces, with Major Reza Quli Khan openly advocating the
The British plot and Reza Khan's False Oath on the Quran in Ahwaz - A report from the British Consulate in Ahwaz detailing the reconciliation meeting held between the Iranian central government and the Government of Ahwaz at the consulate office in 1924.
conclusion of these temporary measures, the Shaikh's jurisdiction would remain largely unchanged. Persian officials in the district have been instructed to work in harmony with the Shaikh and offer him any assistance needed, while the Military Governor is not to interfere with