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JASIM AL HAMID.
Dulaim al A'sim, head of a small section, unimportant, and not very intelligent
‘Aziziyah district.
JASIM AL JA'FAR.
Headman of the Hasawiyah, settlers from the Hasa, now a constituent of the Mun-
tafiq (Bani Malik, Bani Khaiqan). He fought against us at Shu'aibah. Now employed
to protect a repair in the Suq bund and the river bank, at a salary of Rs. 35 a month from
the municipality. A man of little character.
JASIM IBN MUHAMMAD 'ALL
Of Qazani, Mandali district. He has been of assistance to Government in procuring
sheep from Luristan, and is a useful medium for obtaining information from that country
He is Muhammad Agha’s right hand in Oazani.
jAsim al saiyid nAji, saiyid.
Influential Saiyid at Dagharah, Diwaniyah district. Wealthy merchant.
jassAm AL MUHSIN.
Shaikh of the Muqadmah. On the Mushairiyah Canal, Daltawah district. A man of
considerable influence with his tribe. Was strongly suspected of taking a hand in a series
of robberies in the late summer of 1917. Was fined Rs. 3,000/-, with the result that the
robberies ceased.
JAWAN MIR IBN KAKAH KHAN.
Son of the chief of the Qarah 'Aulus. A high-spirited young man at present
commanding a police post at ‘Ain Makatu in the territory of his tribe.
jawwAd, hAji.
Shaikh of Mahawil, Sumaichah. A venerable old gentleman, despite his years
active and healthy. He has had a difficult game to play. On the whole he has been
distinctly helpful to Government. On one occasion he had to be pulled up with a fine of
Rs. 1,000/- for a temporary lapse, otherwise he has been consistently friendly; commands
r . es P®? < t l n the Vll lage and neighbouring district and wields influence in his own tribe
A Shi ah.
jawwAd khAn, mirza.
Kar ^ u ^ r 1 of Muhammarah. Age about 35 years. He is the son of
Ha]i Shams-al- Ulama of lehran. He was working in the Railway Syndicate before
the war and was appointed permanent Karguzar of Muhammarah in 1916 He has not
got much work to do at Muhammarah. ’ 0
jawwAd, shaikh.
fron/a ° f IrU" Ch , 61, Daltiwah district - Is said to have risen
Deoartment of f T oral RpJ h ™ a \ a ,F, m ,° Stly on the Proceeds of his connection with the
partment of Local Resources. Well known in Baghdad. Trustworthy though apt
to be tempted away from his work by the charms of certain dancing girls hr Baghdad^
jawwAd ibn akhu shahbandar, shaikh
MashrttWaMConstituti3 10 r y ow aS an amis c sar y t° Persia to preach in favour of the
Zadah to acquaint C P O with NaiafYYi* >V ^ a P Muhammad ‘Ali Kammunah
, ^““P^ied Muhammad ‘Ah
at Karbala. dtstnbute the Madhbatah describing Turkish outrages
jawwAd al ‘ALtsi, hAji.
al Husain and Chassab a/Hammach C Shamiyah charm el, Diwaniyah district. See Tbadi
jawwAd al ‘azzawi.
First Mukhtar of Daltawah. Was Mukhtar t ^
Very strong ruler and, from the point of view of anthn ^ Turklsh occupation,
best Mukhtar in the district. If carefullv watcho/ h ? ty hlS vllla S ers > perhaps the
assistance to the British rule. It L neceslrv h ^ mstructed firmly, can be of vast
indeed. He never loses sight of his personal t0 Watch him very carefull y
by the people, who are afraid to complain of anv P ° W u 15 great and he is feared
careful of his speech. , y justice. He is very clever and very