"الشخصيات. العراق (باستثناء بغداد والكاظمين)، ١٩١٩" [ظ‎‎٤‎٨] (٣١٨/١٠١)

harAt ibn jAsim.
Shaikh of the Albu ‘Isa, Fallujah district. Born about 1858 and became Shaikh in
1890 on the death of his father. The latter was shot at his home at the instigation of the
Turkish Government for unruly conduct. Karat is accordingly anti-Turk.
He is very decrepit and old, but has a wide reputation of having been all that a good
Shaikh should be. Even now his hold of his tribe is good. His son, ‘Aifan, a man about
28 years of age, is beginning to carry on his father’s duties.
HARDAN AL ‘ABDUL HAMID.
Dulaim, Ramadi district, Shaikh of the Albu ‘Aithah. He came in with A1
Sulaiman after the occupation of Ramadi in the autumn of 1917. He was bound over
by the Naqib of Baghdad to serve us loyally, but was subsequently suspected, on somewhat
slender evidence, to be in communication with the Turks. He strenuously denied the
charge but was deported for life.
HASAN AGHA
Kirkuk district, Kurd. Trader and landowner of Altun Keupri ; originally of Salihi,
but now does business at Dizai. Lives in Altun Keupri. Previously Rais Baladiyah
there but left office owing to some faulty accounts. Age about 52. Fulsome manner
but generally trusted.
HASAN AGHA.
Resident of Shahraban. He was a captain in the Khurasan gendarmerie up to 1911,
and was formerly head of the Zanganah tribe, but he relinquished this position on entering
the gendarmerie. His son, ‘Ali, is now chief of the tribe. Hasan Agha was offered the
post of commandant of the gendarmes at Balad Ruz, but refused.
HASAN EFFENDI, SAIYID.
Mufti of Kirkuk. A very venerable figure, respected for the virtues befitting a mufti,
and no fool. Owns land locally. Acting temporarily as President of the Shar'ah Court
and has given assistance in revenue matters to the A.P.O.
HASAN, SAIYID.
Kiliddar of the Mosque at Samarra, but a Sunni. A well-meaning, colourless individual
with very little influence. His chief source of interest lies in his share of pumps and
cultivation.
HASAN AL ‘ABBAS.
Mukhtar of Jaizani Choi, Daltawah district. A picturesque old man, long-winded
and quite charmingly polite, but hopelessly inefficient and lacking in authority.
HASAN BEG BABAN.
M S , on f, Kkabcl Beg who was brother of Majid Pasha, of Kifri (Sallahiyah). He was
Mamur al Adhyah at Hillah when Baghdad fell, and came in to us. He was in difficult
circumstances as he was unable to get to Kifri. Was given an allowance by us.
HASAN DABBAH, HAjI.
nf ^T e ° f ? asrah ' j Served as secret agent between C. P. O. and Shi'ahs
in w,! a K nd “ a ' Arrested > together with his son, by the Turks at Abu Sukhail
frnm r p 1 ^ i 1S return ^ rom Najaf. His wife received subsistence allowance
to Basrah' at thfendrfma “ 1 t>nSOner to Di y“bakr, whence he escaped and returned
HASAN DAKHIL, SHAIKH.
Saivid ^AH I!™! in Na U' ° f Baghdad ori S in ' Anti-British, a friend of
trawUed amonTtheShn^Y 11 ’ wh .° P re f hed the J^ad among the tribes. Hasan Dakhil
Kadhim Yaz^^rglng ?hem to rise ag^nlf urnf 8 ^ "‘T Saiyid Muham ( m ? d
Huchaim 8 ^ against us. He gave out that he was a man of the
HASAN BEG DILO.
and fairly reliable. 'provided^oAom^for the^z^Robirblocklde 6 ‘ amily '
HASAN AL SHAIKH FADHIL SHARABYANI, SHAIKH.
from^aMf' ffisTaThe'r wa? the 0 ' ^ ™P^on of his father, a Persian
parts of Persia, espedally Tabriz § ^ ° f ^ t,me ' He is wel > kn °'™ in a11