Emirates of the Northern Arabian Gulf (Basra - Ahvaz - Kuwait)

The Arabian Gulf region is one of the important and strategic regions in the yellow continent of Asia, and indeed in the entire world, due to its location that connects the East to the West, and its recent mineral resources (petroleum), as it is the lifeline of most industrialized and developing countries, whether in Asia, Europe, the Americas, Australia, or Africa, in addition to what it contains. The Arabian Gulf contains other minerals, such as natural gas, and its waters also contain a lot of wealth, such as pearls, seashells, coral, fish, etc.... The book includes a preface, three chapters, a conclusion, and appendices. The preface was devoted as an introduction to the historical study in which we dealt with those Emirates, and the first chapter came to give a historical picture of The emergence and naming of Basra and the historical roles it went through until its fall under British occupation in 1914.