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by opening classes to educate the population. Within a year, these classes were held in cities all over Iraq. In 1923, AbdulNour was a partner in a big agricutlture project to caltivate cotton on a large scale in Iraq in two areas but appearantly the project failed due to the technical difficulties
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authorities discovered his activities, they captured him and his cousin, Bashir AbdulNour and put them on trial. At the trial Thabit was found guilty and was ordered to prison but his cousin was released. However, he managed to escape to
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for some time. In 1921, he joined King Faisal again in Iraq, when Faisal was installed as King of Iraq. In 1922, he and others founded the
Scientific Institute in Baghdad that tackled the issue of illiteracy in the newly established
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Director of Oil Affairs in the Ministry of Economics and Communications until 1933. He held the same position again in 1935 until 1936.
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of introducing new crops on such a large scale and due to the hugh amount of irrigation water required which was not available at that time.
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