النشاط الاقتصادي المتنوع في منطقة الإحساء قبل ضم الملك عبد العزيز آل سعود-يرحمه الله- لها في عام 1331ه 1913م

Abstract EN

This study tackles the economic activity in the Al-Ahsa region before 1331 AH/1913 AD, namely that period before it was annexed by King Abdulaziz Al Saud.

The reason for ending the study in 1331 AH/1913 AD was that the economic activity in Al-Ahsa cities during that period was diverse in a manner that is worthy of study, particularly with the insufficiency of studies dealing with the economic activity in the Al-Ahsa region during the same period.

The importance of this study lies in the fact that it scrutinises the economic activity in the Al-Ahsa region before 1331 AH/1913 AD.

It is a period that deserves to be carefully studied, especially because the Al-Ahsa region is one of the most important regions with multiple, distinguished, and rich economic activities.

Therefore, governments in the nearby areas were keen to control it to benefit from its great financial returns, represented in the agricultural activity, the fishing craft, sheep breeding, in addition to the various handicrafts, particularly as the region overlooks the Arabian Gulf, which is famous for the industry of catching fish and extracting and selling pearls.

Moreover, Al-Ahsa is known for the variety of its crops and is particularly rich in the best types of dates.

ApproachThis study builds on both the historical and descriptive-analytical methods to review the historical dimension of the topic of study.

Study Plan: Section One: Economic ActivitySection Two: Land and Disposal RightsSection Three: Tax and Fee SystemsSection Four: Conclusion, Findings, and Recommendations