Historical photos of Emirate of Mohammerah

 

Ahwazi Arab men in the city of Fallahiya in Ahwaz in 1910

Shaikh Khaz'al and Ibn Saud in Bassorah 1917

Right to left 

Shaikh Chassib bin Khaz'al crown prince of Arabistan emirate in the palace of Chasebiah in Mohammerah august 1921

Jad bek ghavi governor of Najaf 

Jala al-Molk shaikh Abdulsamad head of Khaz'ali's secretaries 

Abdul masih al-Anṭākī 

Shaikh Khaz'al hosting the Palestinian delegations 

Shaikh Abdullah bin Khaz'al right

Shaikh Abdulmajid bin Khaz'al left

1923

Ottomans officials visiting Shaikh Khaz'al of Mohammerah 1920s

Shaikh Khaz'al and Percy Cox

Children of Shaikh Khaz'al in High Hope school in Bassorah 

Shaikh Mez'al emir of Mohammerah in 1882 photo by Jean Dielufay

Shaikh Chassib bin Khaz'al crown prince of Arabistan in 1923

Shaikh Khaz'al at his palace in Mohammerah 1923

King Faysal of Iraq visit to Ahwaz city in Shaikh Khaz'al's palace in 1920 : From right 

1.Naji al-Suwaidi

2.Major Wilson

3.His highness Shaikh Khaz'al

4.His highness Faisal I

5.His highness Shaikh Abdulhamid governor of Ahwaz and crown prince of Arabistan 

6. Ahmed Pasha Al Sana

Haj Jabir Emir of Muhammerah

The father of Shaikh Khaz'al

In 19th century

From Kakh-e-Golestan photograph gallery 

A photograph captured by the Madam Jane Dieulafoy in 1881-1882 depicts the young Shaikh Khaz'al, appearing sorrowful following the demise of his father, Shaikh Jaber.

Emir of Ahwaz his highness Shaikh Khaz'al with Mr. Hugh Bell the mayor of Middlesbrough and Sayed Talib al-Naghib 1 April 1920

Photograph taken in the early 20th century in Sheikh Abdulhamid Market, Ahwaz (Arabistan), depicting a group of Arab men in traditional attire. Seated at the center is Ahmad al-Barouti; his surname echoes a legacy tied to “barūt” (Arabic for gunpowder), suggesting ancestral ties to the trade or production of gunpowder or firearms. Such occupational surnames were common and often indicated the family’s trade or profession, providing insight into their societal role and status. Clad in traditional Arab dress, this image captures the rich Arabic cultural tapestry of Ahwaz before the 1925 Iranian occupation.

His highness Shaikh Khaz'al during WWI, Mohammerah 1916, photographer: anonymous British soldier 

His highness Shaikh Khaz'al and Percy Loraine 1925-1924

Sheikh Khazal during his exile and house arrest in Tehran.

Brigadier General Mokhtari, one of the individuala involved in the murder of Sheikh Khazal, Emir of Arabistan — sentenced to ten years of hard labor imprisonment

1st Sergeant Abbas Bakhtiari, known as "Six-Fingered" one of the individuala involved in the murder of Sheikh Khazal, Emir of Arabistan — sentenced to ten years of hard labor imprisonment

The Setareh newspaper and the report of the indictment issued by the Prosecutor of the Iranian Criminal Court in the course of the trial of Sheikh Khazal's murderers

Jabir bin Merdaw 

Emir of Mohammerah And Dependencies

Sheikh of Sheikhs of Banu Kaab

Head of Mehaisin Confederation

Jabir bin Merdaw 

Emir of Arabistan with a British diplomat

Jabir bin Merdaw 

Emir of Mohammerah And Dependencies

Sheikh of Sheikhs of Banu Kaab

Head of Mehaisin Confederation