البحرين من الخكيكرة إلى قزقز 1811 م-1828 م

Abstract EN

Bahrain has a significant impact on its position as a major economic center in the area of trade in the Arabian Gulf and its neighboring countries, while its position, which mediated by the Arab Gulf countries, provided an advantage beyond any country in the Arabian Gulf.

Through their extensive commercial experience, they became the center of convergence of developed civilizations.

This acquired a long-standing commercial reputation of the ancient and ancient civilizations, which was a commercial center between East and West civilizations.

Bahrain continued to maintain its commercial position even after the age of Western geological discoveries and in the second half of the nineteenth century, when many of the commercial centers lost their place, Bahrain was the scene of various foreign powers.

Bahrain also did not receive regional Arab expansion attempts due to its wealth of pearls, Al-Atub showed skill and wisdom in dealing with the aggressors.

They kept Bahrain in tandem with imposing their control over the sea and preserving their natural wealth, especially the pearl trade, which represented the backbone of Bahrain and the Arabian Gulf states in the nineteenth century and continued to the beginning of oil, and started the decline of the profession of diving and pearl fishing.