خلاصة:
Bahrain has long been the destination of many Iranian immigrants, including Bushehri immigrants due to its geographical proximity and cultural commonalities with the northern shores of the Persian Gulf, especially Bushehr port. These immigrants were always considered as one of the most effective social groups in Bahrain due to their significant population. A clear example of these immigrants is the Bushehri family. Since emigration in 1860 up to now, this family has played a significant role in various areas of Bahrain society and is considered as one of the most effective families in this country. This study seeks to consider various reasons of Bushehri people migration to Bahrain and the role of these immigrants in the developments of Bahrain society, relying on the role and the position of the Bushehri family in that country during the last two centuries (especially before the independence of this country) by taking analytical view to the library, internet, and field researches. Results indicate that in the 19th and 20th centuries factors such as the geographical proximity of Bushehr to Bahrain, the appropriate economic status of Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, and the cultural and religious similarities of these two lands, have caused the migration of many Bushehri people to Bahrain. The significant population and economic ability of these immigrants have made them important and influential social groups in various areas of Bahrain society.
ملخص الجهاز:
The Role of the Bushehri Family in the Transformations of Bahrain over the Past Two Centuries 1 Farshid Lari Monfared 2 Sajad Papi 3 Mohammad Mansouri Moghadam Abstract Due to geographical proximity and cultural similarities with the northern shores of the Persian Gulf, especially the port of Bushehr, Bahrain has historically been a destination for many Iranian migrants, including migrants from Bushehr.
This research aims to examine, through an analytical look at library and internet sources as well as field research, the various reasons for the migration of the people of the Bushehr region to Bahrain and the role of these migrants in the transformations of Bahraini society, focusing on the role and position of the "Bushehri family" in that country during the last two centuries (especially before the independence of this country).
The findings of the research indicate that in the 19th and 20th centuries, factors such as the geographical proximity of Bushehr to Bahrain, Bahrain's favorable economic position in the Persian Gulf, and the cultural and religious similarities between these two territories, caused many people from Bushehr to migrate to Bahrain.
In the last two centuries, many people from the northern shores of the Persian Gulf, especially the Bushehr region, have migrated to Bahrain due to Bahrain's favorable economic and commercial position, geographical proximity, and also the cultural similarities between the people of the two regions 1.
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