Abstract

SAYED ABDUL MUTALLAB MOUSSAWI AND ITS CULTURAL AND POLITICAL IMPACT IN THE DISTRICT OF ESSAOUIRA (1923 - 2004)

M. Dr. Mahdi Hashim Mohammed Al Mamouri, Dr. Mowaffaq Hadi Salem Defense

Volume: 10 Issue: 1 2020

Abstract:

Mr. AbdAlmuttalibAlmousawi (1923-2004): is an important characters to sons of sowirah for his intellectual, cultural and literary institution, and not to forget hi political role on the scope of his city expressing to how his love to his country generally and his city especially, so we should as an academic researchers to document about this character.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v10i01.032

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• Personal interview with Mr. Ali, the youngest son of Mr. Abdul Muttalib at his home in the district of Essaouira on 28/12/2017
• The tribe of Al-Azrej is attributed to the tribe of Hamir, the tribes of JuhaishZubaydiya and their name is due to their great-grandfather AzraqShami, displaced from Najd and inhabited Iraq
• Sayed Abdul MuttalibSayyed Hashem, poets and artists of Essaouira, Part I, Haidariya printing press, Najaf Ashraf, 1968, p. 103.
• Hamid al-Mutba'i, Encyclopedia of Flags and Scholars of Iraq, Part I, Al-Zaman International Organization for Press, Publication and Information, Baghdad, 2011, p. 522.
• Mr. Abdul Muttalib, the previous source, p. 103.
• personal interview with Sayed Ali in his home in Essaouira on 18/12/2017
• personal interview with the poet and playwright, Abdul Hussein KamelAjili in his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017.
• personal interview with Jalil Hassoun Assi in his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017
• Interview with the retired teacher Abbas Harsin Jawad at his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017
• personal interview with Abdul Hussein Kazem AlAjili in his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017
• Adapted from the military court in Camp Rashid on 30/11/1963, and 2, p. 2. Seen Appendix number one.
• personal interview with Abdul Hussein Kazem AlAjili in his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017.
• Sayed Abdul Muttalib, previous source, p. 104.
• personal interview with Abbas Harsin Jawad at his home in Essaouira on 24/12/2017.
• He was born in Baghdad in 1888 and was called Qassab because his grandfather had slaughtered a lot of sheep and camels during the circumcision of his children. He called him villagers in Qassab. He completed his preliminary studies in Istanbul in 1905. Then, in 1926, he served as the Minister of Interior and then became a deputy in the parliament and his chairman. He served as Minister of Irrigation and Justice and died in 1965. See: Hamid al-Mutba'i, ibid., P. 498
• Sayed Abdul Muttalib, previous source, part I, pp
• Naji al-Qashtini was born in Baghdad in 1899. He was a poet and educator who was educated by his uncle Sheikh Abbas Hilmi al-Qassab.He published his first poem in 1916 in Al-Zuhur newspaper. He was one of the pioneers of his printed books (Eid Al-Nahda) which was printed in 1923 in Baghdad. Eyes of poetry) in 1968 and wrote about several personalities, including Rafael Butti, Yousef Izz al-Din, Abdullah al-Jubouri and KourkisAwad; see: Hamid al-Mutba'i, the previous source, p. 795.
• Sayed Abdul mutallab, previous source, part II, pp. 130-140.
• - plastic artist born in Baghdad in 1914 graduated from the French School of Fine Arts in 1935, was appointed a teacher in the House of Teachers high in 1948, founded with the artist HakkiShibli Institute of Fine Arts, was an experienced professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts University of Baghdad, died world 1991. Details seen: Hamid al-Mutba'i, ibid., P. 90.
• Journalist and critic born in 1898 fluent in French, German, English, Hindi and Farsi as well as Arabic, issued the magazine Shatt al-Arab in Basra in 1923 worked to unify the dialects of the Kurdish language in the framework of a unified Kurdish language, with many articles in the newspaper Al-Baghdad times and moderation magazine Najafi and teachers died 1939. For more details see: Hamid al-Mutba'i, ibid., P. 233.
• Sayed Abdel-Muttalib, previous source, part III, pp. 30-45.
• Abdul Muttalib, Essaouira, Past and Present, Part I, Anwar Printing Press, Baghdad, 2001.
• Sayed Abdel-Muttalib, Essaouira, its past and present, c 2.
• Sayed Abdel-Muttalib, Essaouira Past and Present, Part III.
• In appreciation of the cultural, intellectual, social and political efforts of Mr. Abdulmutallab Al-Musawi, the President of Wasit University, Prof. Dr. HadiDuwaij Al-Atabi was approached during his visit to the Faculty of Information in the district of Essaouira on February 19, 2019 by one of its employees called (Hadi Abu Hassan Al-Khadrawi) and Dr. historian Mahdi Hashem Mohammed Al-Maamouri approved the launching of the name of Mr. Abdulmutallab Al-Moussawi on the conference hall of the college and actually got the approval and was included in the recommendations of the visit. Mahdi to submit a study in this regard, but it was rejected by the dean of the college d. For more information, see the official study submitted by Dr. Mehdi Hashim Mohammed al-Maamouri to the Deanship of the Faculty of Information in the district of Essaouira on February 24, 2019.
• Born in Baghdad in 1937, Bassem Abdul Hamid graduated from the Faculty of Education / History Department in 1960. He is a critic and folk researcher with a large presence in international conferences until 1968.He became the editor of the popular heritage magazine in 1985.He has many books, including the third face of Iraqi women. For more information, see: Hamid al-Mutba'i, ibid., P. 89.
• Personal interview with Sayed Ali in a circuit in Essaouira on 4/1/2018 b. The abdication by the leader Abdul Karim Qasim to the Iraqi Ministry of Finance in the Department of TabuEssaouira on 29/6/1960.
• Interview with Sayed Ali at his home in Essaouira on 4/1/2018.
• The document of the piece numbered 2/1/1 looks at Kout / Essaouira / Hosseini, according to the concession by the leader Abdul Karim Qasim to the Iraqi Ministry of Finance in the Tabu Department of Essaouira on 29/6/1960.
• a poem by the poet Latif JumaBawi of the people of Essaouira inherit the Sayed Abdul Muttalib after his death.