Author
Belaswad, Samira bint Mubarak bin Ali
Publication Place
Baghdad, Iraq -
University of Baghdad, College of Arts
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 1994-473X, EISSN: 2706-9931, DOI: 10.31973/aj.v1i140.1114
Record ID
cdi_crossref_primary_10_31973_aj_v1i140_1114
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes
The study aimed to highlight the historical, economic and cultural role through which the emergence of the ports of the region located in the Eastern Province affected the Arabian Gulf from the dawn of history until the modern era, by tracking the movement of trade, and also what is related to human contact with the peoples of the ancient world until the modern history of the Kingdom of Arabia, as these ports have influenced the movement of human history since the Greek, Roman, pre-Islamic and Islamic eras, especially during the Abbasid rule, and their subsequent impact on the movement of trade and maritime control in the era. The Ottoman Empire, leading up to the founding of the Kingdom in the twentieth century, where the researcher was keen to use historical and descriptive research methods together in order to analyze and extract the main information and data. The researcher concluded that the ports of the Eastern Region, due to their strategic intermediate location between the civilizations of the ancient world, especially the ancient port of Al-Uqair, as well as the ports of the Eastern Region in the modern era, which are considered the most important tributaries of development and civilizational progress throughout those times due to the effective role they played and continue to play in the prosperity of human civilization, the transfer of knowledge, and commercial exchange. The study aimed to show the historical, economic and civilizational role of the eastern region ports on the Arabian Gulf from the dawn history until the modern age, by tracking the commercial movement and human contact with the peoples of the ancient world until the modern history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as those ports have affected the human movement history since all of the Greek, Roman, ignorant and Islamic eras, especially during the Abbasid rule, and its subsequent impact on the movement of trade and maritime control in the ottoman. era, up to the establishment of the kingdom in the twentieth century, where the researcher was keen to use both historical and descriptive research methodologies together to analyze and extract the main information and data, the researcher reached that the ports of the eastern region due to its strategic mediating position between the civilizations of the ancient world, especially the port of the ancient Aqir, as well as the ports of the eastern region in the modern era challenge the most important tributaries of development and civilization progress through those times for what it has played and is still Playing an actor in the prosperity of human civilization, knowledge transfer and commercial exchange.
Görüntüle
Majallat al-ādāb, 2022, Vol.2022 (140), p.169-186
