Epic of Ain Albu Gomaa

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Epic of Ain Albu Gomaa
Part of
Mandatory Syria
Result The execution of 13 revolutionaries and exile of the family of
Mandatory Syria
)
Belligerents

France France

Syrian revolutionaries

The epic of Ain Albu Gomaa (

Great Syrian Revolution.[1]

Deir Ezzor within the Great Syrian Revolution

Hassan Al-Abed Al-Salamah, the moment of his execution by the French occupation
Leader Ayyash Al-haj

There were contacts between the

Jabal al-Arab, after returned Al-Ayyash from Damascus he started to arouse the enthusiasm of the people of Deir Ezzor and invite them to fight, and agreed with his brother Mahmoud to go to the villages of the Albu Saraya clan that living west of Deir ez-Zor and which have a strong friendship with his father Ayyash Al-Haj, to form revolutionary groups with them to strike the French forces.[2][3][4]

Al-Ayyash managed to form a revolutionary group of thirteen armed men who were ready to take any military action against the French forces, They are:[5][6][7][8]

  1. Mahmoud Al-Ayyash
  2. Hakami Al-Abed Al-Salameh (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  3. Aziz Al-Ali Al-Salamah (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  4. Haji Ali Al-Abed Al-Salama (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  5. Hassan Al-Abed Al-Salamah (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  6. Hamza Al-Abed Al-Salama (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  7. Aslibi Masoud Al-Abdul Jalil (Al-Shumaitiya Village).
  8. Khaleef Al-Hassan Al-Muhammad (Al-Kuraitia Village).
  9. Lions of Hamdan (Al-Kuraitia Village).
  10. Ahmed Al-Hassan (Al-Kuraitia Village).
  11. Hameed Al-Sultan (Al-Kuraitia Village).
  12. Abdullah Al-Khalaf Ibrahim (
    Deir Ezzor
    city).
  13. Hamad Bin Rdaini - Al-Baggara tribe.

Some people worked with the

French forces
.

The operation

French Mandate of Syria

In early June 1925, the

Al-Raqqa, where the highway runs through very deep valley and has a narrow stone bridge.[9][10][11][12]

If each of the criminals, who committed this terrible offense deserve dying once, the gang leader Mohammed ِAl-Ayyash is deserve hanging twice.

Officer Bono 1925.[13]

When the military vehicle arrived, the

revolutionaries attacked and arrested the officers and took them with their car after they took their weapons to a desert called "Al-Aksiyya", and threw them with their driver in one of the abandoned wells where they died.[14][15][16]

The French were mad for losing contact with their

heavy guns and planes to attack Albu Saraya clan and blockade
it.

revolutionaries
.

When the

revolutionaries, they emerged from their hideouts and surrendered themselves to avoid arresting their women.[17][18]

The trial of revolutionaries

criminals, who committed this terrible offense deserve dying once, the gang leader Mohammed Al-Ayyash is deserve hanging twice.[19][20][21]

The French High Commissioner in

Tartous city.[22]

See also

References

  1. ^ Al-Shaheen, Mazen Mohammad Fayez (2009). History of Deir Ezzor Governorate. Syria - Deir ezzor: Dar Alturath. p. 753.
  2. ^ Al-Shaheen, Mazen Mohammad Fayez (2009). History of Deir Ezzor Governorate. Syria - Deir ezzor: Dar Alturath. p. 753.
  3. ^ "Memoirs of Lawyer Fathallah Al-Saqqal". Al-Furat Magazine: 28. 2009.
  4. ^ Sheikh Khafaji, Ghassan (2018). "Abdelkader Ayyash in his folk museum". The Culture and Heritage of Deir Ezzor. Alt URL
  5. ^ Qaisar, Saab (2015). "Abdul Qader Ayash, Mirror of the Euphrates Valley". Al-Watan Newspaper. 2220: 10.
  6. ^ Alngers, Mahmoud (2005). "One of the epics of heroic martyrdom in the Euphrates Valley". Al-furat Newspaper.
  7. ^ Alarfi, Subhi (2008). "Denshway in Syria hero Mahmoud Ayyash". Manaraa Euphrates Magazine: 46.
  8. ^ Al-Shaheen, Mazen Mohammad Fayez (2009). History of Deir Ezzor Governorate. Syria - Deir ezzor: Dar Alturath. p. 753.
  9. ^ Sabbagh, Rand (2017). "Deir Ezzor a city on the banks of paradise". Al-Quds Al-Arabi Newspaper. 8789: 34–35.
  10. ^ "Memoirs of Lawyer Fathallah Al-Saqqal". Al-Furat Magazine: 28. 2009.
  11. ^ Sheikh Khafaji, Ghassan (2018). "Abdelkader Ayyash in his folk museum". The Culture and Heritage of Deir Ezzor. Alt URL
  12. ^ Al-Shaheen, Mazen Mohammad Fayez (2009). History of Deir Ezzor Governorate. Syria - Deir ezzor: Dar Alturath. p. 753.
  13. ^ Al-Shaheen, Mazen Mohammad Fayez (2009). History of Deir Ezzor Governorate. Syria - Deir ezzor: Dar Alturath. p. 753.
  14. ^ "Deir Ezzor in the Syrian National Social Party". Al-Benaa Newspaper. 2015.
  15. ^ Fattouh, Issa (2017). "Abdul Qader Al-Ayyash Researcher and historian". Almarifa Magazine. 646: 153–159.
  16. ^ Morshed, Faisal (2016). "Druze Unitarians and the Syrian Revolution". Sasapost. Archived from the original on October 3, 2019. Alt URL
  17. ^ Mohammed Alayiesh, Souriatna Journal، Second year، 7/10/2012، Issue Number: 55، Page 11.
  18. ^ Marzouq, Yasser (2012). "Mohammed Al-Ayesh". Syrianna Magazine. 55: 11.
  19. ^ "Deir Ezzor in the Syrian National Social Party". Al-Benaa Newspaper. 2015.
  20. ^ Fattouh, Issa (2017). "Abdul Qader Al-Ayyash Researcher and historian". Almarifa Magazine. 646: 153–159.
  21. ^ Morshed, Faisal (2016). "Druze Unitarians and the Syrian Revolution". Sasapost. Archived from the original on October 3, 2019. Alt URL
  22. ISBN 9789933005962
    .
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