Hasan Allahyari

One of the most important topics discussed in the history of political-social developments; The way of settlement of tribes, groups and followers of different sects and religions in geographical areas is general. In particular, how to establish these groups in the geopolitical or political-economic pages of importance on how to shape the power structure and even how to make political and cultural decisions in their structure. Therefore, considering the changing importance of religion in the political and social developments of Iran, especially from the Safavid era onwards, it seems necessary and obvious to investigate the geographical distribution of differences and religions. Knowing how to settle, how to migrate and the formation of the geography of the northern plates of the Persian Gulf from the Safavid period to the middle period of the Qajar period is of particular importance to understand an important part of the political-social developments of the Persian Gulf, as well as how the government and the native people settled in these areas interact. With the above population changes and how the followers of Sunni Islam are positioned and how the parties behave and deal with each other can be an important issue for a deeper understanding of the issues of the Persian Gulf.