"الشخصيات الهامة في بلاد الرافدين، هيئة الأركان العامة، الهند (الرقم التسلسلي ٢٢)" [و‎‎٤‎٨] (٢٧٦/٩٥)

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Sadi Shaikh. A leading Mulla of Kermanshak.
Satdar. (1) Lieutenant, Arab, Officer Commanding squadron in 31st
Cavalry. Good Officer. Formerly instructor at the War
School, Constantinople. (15th April 1916)
(2) See Saidar 9 AH.
(3) Beg, Wali of Mosul, with mixed Mosul division at Rowau-
duz (23rd December 1915), and at Sauj Bulak about 12th
January 1916.
(4) Lieutenant at Sinn, Officer Commanding, 4 guns, 4th
battery, 2nd battalion. (14th October 1915).
(5) Bey, Interpreter of Turks at Kut, after fall of Kut, had
been to Chicago and London.
Saidar ’ Ali. Of Ghafil, implicated in raids on pipe-line. At his insti
gation Haidar of Talaiyul (a Shaikh of the Cha’ab-i-Satatla) and Furaiyeh
ibn Faisal threw' off their allegiance to Farhan of Dilfan. (15th September
Saida}' Q,uli Khan. Of Tehran. Left Shiraz with Mansur-ul-Sultaneh
and Fakhis-ul-Sultaneh and 6,000 Gendarmes about January 1916 for Jah-
rum.
Sairi Bey. —Shaikh-ul-Islam up to about June 1916. Resigned and
Musa Kiazim was made Shaikh in his stead.
-Bay}'*.—An Algerian, sent from Constantinople to Tunis to induce Alge
rians not to fight. Thence to India, Basrah, Kut. (15th August 1915).
Sajji 'Ahd-ul-Rahman —Of Shiraz. Believed in April 1915 to be the
unwdtting channel of enemy money reaching Germans in Persia.
Sajji 9 Ali .—deputy for Kerkuk at Nasiriyah on 13th April 1915.
Sajji ’AH Ahrabi Tabriz .—Chief of the Persian School at Kazimain.
Has been Turkish subject for 5 years. He and his son Hajji ’Abd-ul-Wahab
are the originators of most of the propaganda work in Persia. They receive
30 liras a month as Intelligence Officers; both know French and English.
(5th April 1916).