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Khuzestan is one of the oldest origins of human civilizations and holds a supreme place in the realm of the production of various agricultural crops and products and commercial and economic relationships and exchanges. One of the influential tribes on the coasts of Khuzestan was Banu Ka’b, the emigration of this tribe from Qaban to the coasts of Khuzestan resulted in the flourishing of agricultural products and the creation of appropriate commercial and economic cradles there. Following a descriptive-analytic method, this study investigates the geographical status of Khuzestan, the history of the economic and commercial activities of Banu Ka’b on the coasts and of this province, and the role of this tribe in the economy of this region. The findings of the study reveal that, given the dominance and influence of Banu Ka’b in the areas around Karun River and the Persian Gulf region, the business of handicrafts and commercial and agricultural products, which were exported from the ports of Khuzestan to Arab countries, India, Europe, and America, greatly flourished and thrived during this time.

Khuzestan has been famous for palm cultivation and exporting dates since long ago. Banu K’ab is also one
of the important tribes in Khuzestan that are involved in cultivating palm trees. Banu K’ab, which was a famous
tribe functioning as a local government, initially lived in Qapan city (also called Cha’ab). When Banu K’ab
moved from Qapan to Shadegan, Abadan, and Khorramshahr in the time of Sheikh Salman bin Sultan (1747
AD), they earned a large part of their income from growing palm trees in the fertile lands of Khuzestan. Following a descriptive- analytic method, this study examines the history of the development of date palm-related
culture and economy, place of palm cultivation in Khuzestan and important date palm cities in this province, and
the export of Khuzestan’s date to Persian Gulf countries during Banu K’ab period. The results of this study reveal that, given Banu K’ab’s influence in the Persian Gulf region, the export of Khuzestan’s date to Persian Gulf
countries increased through the Port of Khorramshahr during the times of Sheikh Maz’al and Sheikh Khaz’al.

Some of the Arabic states writers having published maps, articles and books tried to change the names of Khozestan and this Iranian province's cities into Arabic names and claimthat Khozestan is an Aravic land. Some of the leaders of Arabic countries also have supported this claim. In this article, having referred to old historical texts, we have attempted to show that from the inception of history up to now the name of this part of Iran has been Khozestan and indeed this province has always been an important part of Iranian territory. Then, we have talked about Moshashaieyan and Banikaab indicating IRAN and actually were influenced by Iranian culture and civilization and, as a result, left off killing, robbery and brigandism. Their leaders were also loyal to the Irans central government, having been appointed by the Iranian government to render services in the regions which were residing.