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SHlA' IBN HUSAIN.
Sawa'ad. Was paramount shaikh of the Korjah and used to be the principal farmer
in the Sawa'ad estates, but he defaulted, and was taken to Basrah. He ran away from
there and joined the Turks. His son, Thamir, succeeded him.
Returned to us in the spring of 1917, and is now living quietly with his son, Thamir
al Halfayah.
SHlA' AL SAFUQIYAH.
One of the shaikhs of the Hor Jassan, Badrah district. Capable farmer. Unassum
ing manner, and loyal to Government.
SHI'AH AL MUSARHAD.
Belongs to the Ma'sud, who are mostly in the Karbala district, but his section, the
‘Aqabat, do not obey the leadership of ‘Abdul Muhsin, Shaikh of the Mas'ud. Shi'ah’s
lands are near the Bani Hasan canal, and since his brother, Rashid, was deported to India
he has been quite amenable.
shimrAn al challub, haji.
Elder brother of Samawi. The two brothers are not on good terms, and it is difficult
to get them to work together.
shinAn AL ‘ALWASH.
Dawar tribe, Shammar Toqah, migrated to Zubaid, 110 Bait Not much influence
or intelligence. Tribe satisfactory. ‘Aziziyah district.
SHINTAH IBN YASIR.
See Yasir, Shintah ibn.
shoqAn al haji luwaiyih.
Shinafiyah district. Head of the Khafajah (Chabshah) about 300 rifles ; in receipt
of an allowance from Government of Rs. 150 p.m. Mudir of Gharrab. He is the most
influential shaikh of the district, and is constantly referred to in tribal disputes. His
father and grandfather enjoyed the same position.
SHUJA' ibn fahad al barghash.
An Ikhtiyar of the Albu ‘Alqah—with Husain al ‘Ali of the ‘Ubaid. Samarra
division.
SHUKHAIYIR IBN LUHAIMIS.
Is a cousin of ‘Addai al Jaryan and next to him is the most influential of the Albu
Sultan Shaikhs.
Very thick headed and still very wild. He has behaved well, and is on good terms
with ‘Addai, whose position as Head Shaikh he does not dispute.
SHUKHALAH IBN HAMlD.
Shaikh of the Albu Talhah, Samarra division. Has suffered much from the depreda
tions of the Kubaishat. Is friendly to the British.
SHUKR, AGHA.
Well-known sheep contractor of Nasiriyah. Mir Bahr in Turkish time. Had a bad
reputation. As a government sheep agent he has been a success. Stout, unscrupulous,
has ruined many a man who was too weak to make a stand against him.
SHUKR, MULLA.
dist N ? table ° f Sairah ’ ver y respectable, employed as revenue crop estimator. ‘Aziziyah
SHUKRI BEG KIRKUKLI, HAjI.
1QT7 I fn n ^ 0 ^ ner K and iQi e Q enU A e Mufattish and Mamur in Jarbu'iyah, Hillah district, June,
assistance ffiR^vpn 1918 'r+ A Ver ^ apable and shrewd old gentleman who rendered great
returned thither UG ma 615 t ^ ie occu pation of Kirkuk in the Autumn of 1918 he
SHUMLAN IBN ‘ALL
1917 W wkh h I moueTtW 111 ° f KuWait ,/l°' Turk : . Approached Shaikh Salim, February,
The Shaikh put him off. 1 W ° men S 0uld be Prohibited from attending Mission services.