-
declared in Baghdad, it
spread like
wildfire to the South,
notably to Al-
Rumaitha town. The
Dhuwalim (Or Zawalim) Tribe,
which was led by
Sheikh Shaalan...
- Al-
Rumaitha City is a city in ****nna Governorate, Iraq. It is the
capital of Al-
Rumaitha District. Its po****tion in 2014 was 115,431. The
economy is...
-
Rumaitha Al
Busaidi is an
Omani climate change activist, women's
rights activist,
radio presenter,
marine scientist,
entrepreneur and footballer. She is...
- Al-
Rumaitha District (Arabic: قضاء الرميثة) is a
district of the Al ****nna Governorate, Iraq. v t e...
- was the head of Al-Zawalem tribe, one of the
tribes of the city of Al-
Rumaitha in
southern Iraq. On 25 June 1920,
Lieutenant P. T.
Hyatt reported to the...
- from six oil fields: Asab
Sahil Shah Bab
Buhasa North-East Bab (Dabbiya,
Rumaitha and Shanayel) The
company also
operates Buhasa Airport and
Jebel Dhana...
-
Rawah District (Rawah) Al-Khidhir
District (Al-Khidhir) Al-
Rumaitha District (Al-
Rumaitha) Al-Salman
District (Al-Salman) Al-Samawa
District (Samawa)...
- Al-
Rumaitha Sport Club (Arabic: نادي الرميثة الرياضي), is an
Iraqi football team
based in Al-
Rumaitha District, Al-****nna, that
plays in the
Iraqi First...
-
offshoot –the Al Ali tribe–
extends from al-Diwanylah in the
north to al-
Rumaitha to the south. The area was
named after their name, Al-Ali. The
rivers –...
- 1920 and
rapidly spread from
Baghdad to the South,
notably the town of Al-
Rumaitha,
where the
Zawalim sheikh Shaalan Abu al-Jun was
arrested and subsequently...
