How Did Bahrain End Up in a Bloody Revolution

Bahrain is a very small place in the Persian Gulf. It is made up of small groups of islands or is known geographically as an archipelago. The population exceeds 1 million people, exactly 1,248,348 people. Its capital is known as Almanama and is governed by the constitutional monarchy. In ancient times, Bahrain was an important trade center dominated by various groups such as Persians and Arabs. However, it has been dominated by al-Khalifahs since 1783 and has not changed since then.

The Egyptian and Tunisian revolution caused a wave of uprising spreading in the Middle East and North Africa. A large demonstration took place in Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Yemen and Syria, with small demonstrations in Iraq, Kuwait, Mauritania, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Somalia and Sudan. Egyptian protests in Egypt are politics based on religion, not nationalism and social consciousness. Prior to the uprising, the most organized and major opposition campaign in the Arab world was usually from Islamic organizations. But secular power comes from the principle of revolutionary support shared with religious groups, freedom, social justice and dignity. Islamic organizations have greater administrative freedom

The revolutionary movements of power, power and goals of other Arab countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Syria's Spring Revolution, and Algeria, Morocco, Bahrain, Sudan, did not occur on isolated islands. All the fast and amazing developments and changes that our world is witnessing are isolated. The Arab people woke up to see how freely they were, and how poor they were to democracy and dignity. They resisted. This experience is somewhat similar to the spring that hit Eastern Europe after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The birth of a democratic country in Eastern Europe is difficult and victory can only be achieved at that point after a fierce battle with existing systems. Likewise, today's Arab world is witnessing the birth of a new world that tyrant and unjust ruler are trying to oppose, but eventually this new world will inevitably emerge.