قبل ٢٥٠ عام كيف حكم العراق شيخ عشيرة من الناصرية وتلاعب فيه؟

This video covers the story of Sheikh Humud al-Thamir al-Sa'dun, historically known as "Humud Abu Shawarib" or the "Sultan of the Desert," and his pivotal role in shaping the political and military landscape of Iraq during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Drawing upon accurate historical sources, such as Matali' al-Sa'ud fi Akhbar al-Wali Dawud by Othman bin Sanad, the video examines the expansion of the Muntafiq tribes' influence from Suq al-Shuyukh, Nasiriyah, and Basra to their direct intervention in the deposition and appointment of Mamluk and Ottoman governors of Baghdad—including Suleiman Pasha the Great, Abdullah Pasha, and Saeed Pasha—culminating in the final confrontation with Wali Dawud Pasha and the end of this era, coinciding with the Baghdad plague of 1831. At the end, the video poses a scholarly question regarding the reasons behind the conversion of the tribes of southern Iraq to Shiism, setting the stage for future topics. We invite you to subscribe to the channel, click the notification bell, and share your thoughts in the comments to support the continuation of this historical series. #History_of_Iraq #Muntafiq #Baghdad #Mamluks #Humud_Abu_Shawarib #Suq_al_Shuyukh #Dawud_Pasha #Arab_History Follow us on all social media platforms under the name: Waseem Sisyphus