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Air Base for manoeuvres, citizens of Qatif organized a big demonstration. The demonstrators spent the evening of 11 November 1979 shouting slogans against the royal family and the
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which was called Dilmun at that time and the
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attended a rally in the city centre calling for political reforms in the kingdom and the release of prisoners allegedly held without charge for more than 16 years. The government declared protests to be illegal and it had previously warned against this action. Police opened fire on the protestors,
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Qatif is also known for its old historical heritage which was influenced by the different civilizations that lived here over the centuries. This is reflected in the architecture of its old buildings that lie in the areas in the old villages of Qatif (Al-Awamiyah, Al-Qudaih, Al Qala'a
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is the largest employer in Qatif, However, some Qatifi are also working in other oil, petrochemical, and engineering companies located in
Dhahran, Khobar, Dammam, Ras Tanura, or Jubail. Some of Qatifi people work in public services, health care and education.
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with tanks and armoured vehicles. A bloody showdown between the armed forces and the
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voicing their complaints. He eventually met with the governor and some citizens, pardoned past-due taxes, and reduced new taxes.
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List of some towns and villages forming Qatif county:
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2100:"Aljish online forum"
1568:The Origins of Kuwait
1552:Ibn Battuta's Journey
1450:Ibn Battuta's Journey
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317:Etymology and history
2088:on 17 December 2007.
1732:. 30 December 2011.
1592:العوامي, السيد علي.
1565:Slot, B. J. (1991).
1550:Ibn Battuta (1964).
1473:Eastern Gulf Journal
1409:"Qatif City Profile"
1124:links the city with
1114:Abu Hadriyah Highway
409:and the present-day
2913:Saudi Central Bank
2721:Freedom of religion
2502:Early Islamic State
2154:5 July 2014 at the
2124:on 26 October 2007.
1916:تعداد السعودية 2022
1838:. 11 February 2012.
1487:"Jar from the dirt"
1433:. Al-hazen library.
1278:Saudi Arabia portal
1033:Tarout old village.
586:1979 Qatif Uprising
403:Province of Bahrain
379:Antarah ibn Shaddad
338:Worshipping Servant
94: /
2928:Telecommunications
2711:Capital punishment
2643:Allegiance Council
2522:Emirate of Diriyah
2507:Rashidun Caliphate
2497:Pre-Islamic Arabia
2226:1,000,000 and more
2164:Qatif travel guide
2144:Geography of Qatif
2082:"Al-Jarodiah Site"
1892:. 3 September 2009
1890:Human Rights Watch
1729:Human Rights Watch
1656:on 29 October 2013
1143:Towns and villages
1133:King Fahd Causeway
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990:. You can help by
960:and other fruits.
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383:Tarafa ibn Al-`Abd
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2512:Umayyad Caliphate
2443:
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2106:on 27 April 2011.
1942:978-1-107-04304-6
1862:978-0-8047-9752-8
1812:. 13 January 2012
1784:Los Angeles Times
1493:. 18 August 2020.
1447:(8 August 2017).
1413:The Saudi Network
1366:978-0-41506-454-5
1341:978-0-52158-679-5
1008:
1007:
847:Battle of Karbala
566:Sultanate of Nejd
501:Ottoman-Saudi War
497:First Saudi State
387:Bashshar ibn Burd
325:Historical Qatif
313:to be preserved.
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827:Hijri year
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