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Abdul Hameed Beg Majeed Beg
ben Othman Pasha Jaff |
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From the
prominent BeGezada Jaff and outstanding citizens in the Halabcha town and
few rich, who inherited an honorable hereditary and original lineage.
Abdul Hameed was born in
Halabcha town in 1895 and attended his religious studies on the hands of
specialist teachers known for their in depth in knowledge and extensive
follow up in their religious and fiqh studies. The British authorities chose him during
the occupation period assistant to the Political Governor of Halabcha due
to wide influence in the area. Then the Offecial Person (Qaem’maqam)
during the nationalist government of the town from 1924 to 1932, to be
transferred to Chemjamal in the same capacity. Throughout this time, he
implemented wide spread significant reforms with lasting effects, which
witness his mature thinking and elegant taste. In 1935 he was elected a Member of
Parliament representing Sulaimania during the rule of the late Yaseen
ElHashmi and continued throughout the government of Hikmet Sulaiman.
During his membership in the Parliament, he was known for his genuine
nationalistic stands and defense of the rights of the nation and for its
prosperity, and showed his sincerity and intelligence in the public
service.
With Fadhel Jamali –P.M.
In 1038 he traveled extensively in
Turkey, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine on personal business to consolidate
the plantation of tobacco and marketing it there. Abdul Hameed Beg was one of best-known
owner of agricultural land in Sulaimania, producing tobacco and various
types of seeds. Abdul Hameed was characterized by the
softness in his talk, charm, and eloquence as well as his high-level
manners, outstanding culture, and distinguished honor. He died in Baghdad in
1987. |
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