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MIZHIR AL SAMARMAD. . t . ,, T ,
Uncle of 'Aill al Samarmad, Zuibaid. Remained out with Aj.l in the Jazirah for
the first year after the occupation but broke with him when the latter decided to ,o,n the
Turks Mizhir was permitted to settle down after paying a fine of Rs. 3 000/- and
furnishing guarantee for good behaviour from the Zubaid Shaikhs Since his advent
has shown himself anxiout to assist Government and has been helpful m settling inter-
tribal disputes. ‘Aziziyah district.
MOSHI SOMA. tt u
A Tew merchant of Hillah, speaks French, pleasant personality. He has sat as the
Jewish member on the Majlis and helped considerably. He is cute and a keen tradesman
but more agreeable than most Jews. He has two young and healthy sons and two small
children. He can give a good account of the Hillah riots.
He has given for billet purposes a good many buildings m Hillah.
The most useful and honest of the Jewish community in Hillah.
MOSHI SUSA.
Jew merchant and landholder of Hillah.
MUDHHIR AL HAJI SAQAB.
Shaikh of Al Sa‘id tribe, an offshoot of the Zubaid, Diwaniyah district. A very
wealthy Shaikh. Had to be dealt with in 1918 for objectionable dealings with Revenue
officials. Conduct has since been exemplary. Energetic, and a good horseman.
MUGHAIR AL BUDAIWL
Shaikh of the Mardan tribe, 40 Bait, Shammar Torjah, 'Aziziyah district. He and
his tribe are all of bad repute and noted as thieves, but are settling down now, and giving
little trouble.
MUHAISIN, SAIYID.
Head of a small tribe of Sadah in the Shamiyah, Suq district; has several big towers
beyond Umm al Battush towards Abu Salabikh. Not important, but a disturber of peace
in the Shamiyah. At odds with the Ahl Kut, Shuwalish, Juwarin and Thamir Beg. Anti-
British, has never come in. Has been bound down under strong Kafil to keep the peace.
MUHALHIL AL'lSA.
With his brother Abul Hail joint Rais of the Hawal (Muntafiq, Bani Malik Bani
Khaiqan). Both rather slippery gentlemen with a foot in either camp. Muhalhil is the
best of the two and now behaves well. Abul Hail was connected with the intrigue to
oust Haji Muhammad ibn Husain {q.v.) from the Fuhud. The Hawal tribe is a
disturber of peace in the Hammar, full of hotheads. Both Shaikhs have been imprisoned
by us, but were released in August, 1916, security for their future conduct being exacted
from them.
MUHALHIL AL TARBUSH.
Nephew of ‘Ajil al Tarbush, Shaikh of a sub-section of the ‘Ulaiwi, which is section
of the Khafajah (Muntafiq, Ajwad). A man of no importance and of despicable appearance.
MUHAMMAD, ALBU.
See ‘Araibah.
Majid al Khalifah.
Muhammad ibn ‘Araibi.
Mushattat ibn ‘Araibi.
Saihud :
Bunaiyah ibn Falih.
Dawwai ibn Falih.
Falih.
Fitnah.
Hatim.
Khuraibit ibn Falih.
Mujbil ibn Falih.
Saddam ibn Falih.
Tahir ibn Hatim.
‘Abbud.
Yasir :
Challub ibn Zabun.
‘Usman.
Zabun.
Zamil ibn Manshad, uncle of ‘Araibi.