التحالف السعودي النعيمي و أثره في أحداث منطقة الخليج العربي في مطلع القرن الثالث عشر الهجري-التاسع عشر الميلادي

Abstract EN

The Saudi-Emirati relations have been long and established for centuries, and the pages of History are full of many examples of the rapprochement and alliance between the rulers of the two regions and the tribes inhabiting It, that contributed to the formulation of the historical events during the past decades, and clearly affected the organization of the political scene for the Arab Gulf region, as regional alliances between the region's leaders and tribes affected In the balance of power between the tribes, and the Gulf emirates, that enabled one side to won over the other.

This research deals with a page of the Gulf Alliance pages, which considered to be a witness of the depth and durability of the historical interconnection between the people of the region, and deals with one of the most important alliances in the early of the nineteenth century AD, which is the alliance between the Saudis and the Noaim tribe- rulers of the Emirate of Ajman - during a period The first Saudi state rule (1744 AD / 1818 AD) which contributed to uniting the tow Allied Front against Their opponents, and increased their influence and political and geographical extension in the Arab Gulf region, as well On his role in strengthening the bonds of social bond between them.