Huwala (Arabic: الهولة, sing. Huwali هولي) also collectively referred to as Bani Huwala, is a blanket term usually used to refer to Iranian Arabs of tribal...

retired in October 2006 and was replaced by Martin Shalli. Speech by Solomon Huwala "Truth and Reconciliation: The Road Not Taken in Namibia" by Paul Conway...

census, with 2,000 individuals belonging to the Al-Buainain tribe, 1,500 Huwala people, 850 members of the Al-Khulaifat tribe, 1,000 black Africans, and 2...

sunni achomis are referred to as "Holi" (not to be confused with the arab huwala) in order to assimilate. While shia achomis are known as Ajam. In Kuwait...

of Ajams is much older. Huwala are the descendants of Persians and Arab-Persians who belong to the Sunni sect of Islam. Huwala migrated from Ahvaz in Iran...

Sword' referred to Zulfiqar. Sailors of the Persian navy partly included Huwala people. Some European deserters were also employed in the navy. Mohammad Latif...

in another war with the Ottomans for the control of Basra. Some Utub and Huwala at that time were serving as mariners in the Persian navy, but they revolted...

are mainly divided into two main ethnic groups: urban Arabs (al Arab) and Huwala. The urban Arabs are mostly descendants of Sunni Arabs from central Arabia...

The hadar, a diverse group of settled Qatari citizens, includes Baharna, Huwala, Ajam (Iranians), and Afro-Arabs. Baharna Arabs, a group native to Qatar...

depended on the sea, influencing their cultural and social structures. Huwala refers to Sunni Arab families who historically lived on the southern Persian...