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The kuwaiti–banu kaab wars or kuwaiti-perisan Wars were a series of wars between Sheikdom of Kuwait and the banu kaab tribe, through the 18 th–19th centuries.
The reasons for this conflict between Kuwait and the Ka'bites were not clear, and it is known that it was due to their greed for Kuwait, which flourished and developed rapidly. In their attempt to occupy Kuwait, they used a trick to cover their ambitions. They proposed to Maryam, the daughter of Sheikh Abdullah, to one of the sons of the leader of the Banu Ka'b, Sheikh Barakat bin Othman bin Sultan, but he refused. Sheikh Abdullah that sermon. Sheikh Barakat considered this refusal a great insult to him and his tribe, so he issued orders to his people to prepare a large naval campaign in order to subjugate Kuwait.
| conflict = Kuwaiti-banu kaab war
| partof = the kuwaiti-Banu kaab War
| date = 1783-1837
| place = kuwait , Iraq , Iran, Bahrain , Qatar
| result = kuwaiti Victory
Kuwaiti intervention in Basra leads to ceasefire with the Bani Kaab.
Sheikh Humoud imprisoned by Governor of Baghdad Dawud Pasha and replaced by his nephew Sheikh Aqeel as Emir of the Muntafiq tribal confederation.
Kuwait wins alliance with the Ottoman Empire and becomes unrivaled in sharing with Basra the commercial prosperity in the northern region of the Gulf with the fall of Muhammara.
| combatant1 = {{flagicon image|kuwait flag|before 1961]] Shiekhdom of Kuwait
| combatant2 = File:Ayyubid flag .svg Banu kaab
References
edit- ^ hazal, Hussein Khalaf Al-Sheikh (1962).