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He was elected MP for [[Mosul]] in June 1939,<ref name=davis/> then he held the position of Minister of Justice in the third Kaylani ministry after the resignation of Naji Shawkat in January 1941, then he held the position of Minister of Economy in the fourth Kaylani ministry.<ref>Dougherty, Beth., Ghareeb, Edmund A.. Historical Dictionary of Iraq. United States: Scarecrow Press, 2004.</ref>

He was elected MP for [[Mosul]] in June 1939,<ref name=davis/> then he held the position of Minister of Justice in the third Kaylani ministry after the resignation of Naji Shawkat in January 1941, then he held the position of Minister of Economy in the fourth Kaylani ministry.<ref>Dougherty, Beth., Ghareeb, Edmund A.. Historical Dictionary of Iraq. United States: Scarecrow Press, 2004.</ref>

Al-Sabawi translated [[Hitler]]'s ''Mein Kampf'' from English into Arabic and published it in daily installments in his paper.<ref>Schwanitz, Wolfgang G. "Hitler in the Levant: How Arabs Reacted to the Third Reich in Syria and Lebanon." Jewish Political Studies Review, vol. 21, no. 3/4, 2009, pp. 193–96. JSTOR. [http://www.jstor.org/stable/25834858].<blockquote>The whole Arab youth is enthused by Adolf Hitler,” wrote Kamil Muruwwa, the young editor of the Beirut paper An-Nida’, to the German Foreign Minister in Berlin. The year after Hitler came to power, Muruwwa translated Mein Kampf from English into Arabic and published it in daily installments in An-Nida’. </blockquote></ref>

Al-Sabawi translated [[Hitler]]'s ''Mein Kampf'' from English into Arabic.

<ref>Jackson, Ashley. Persian Gulf Command: A History of the Second World War in Iran and Iraq. United States: Yale University Press, 2018. [https://books.google.com/books?id=TspfDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA22 p.22].</ref>

 

He was among the leaders of Rashid Ali al-Kilani's revolution, along with the four colonels led by Salah al-Din al-Sabbagh , Fahmy Saeed , Kamel Shabib, and Mahmoud Salma..<ref>'Abd al-Razzaq al-Hasani, Tarikh al-Wizarat al-'Iraqiyya (History of the Iraqi ministries) (Sidon, 1953).</ref>

He was among the leaders of Rashid Ali al-Kilani's revolution, along with the four colonels led by Salah al-Din al-Sabbagh , Fahmy Saeed , Kamel Shabib, and Mahmoud Salma..<ref>'Abd al-Razzaq al-Hasani, Tarikh al-Wizarat al-'Iraqiyya (History of the Iraqi ministries) (Sidon, 1953).</ref>

After some time of hate agitation helped by Dr. [[Fritz Grobba]], worsned by the Palestine [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem|Mufti]] in Iraq since October 1937, with two other Palestine Arabs, teacher [[Darwish Al-Miqdadi]] [درويش المقدادي] (1891-1961) and Nablus born [[Akram Zuaiter]] [أكرم زعيتر אכרם זועיתר] (1909-1996), on June 1-2 1941, the 'Farhud' pogrom was carried out by al-Muthanna club, Futuwwa, army officers and mob, with extraordinary brutality of throwing babies into the warer in front of parents. mass rape in front of the men before torturing and murdering, etc.

After some time of hate agitation helped by Dr. [[Fritz Grobba]], worsned by the Palestine [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem|Mufti]] in Iraq since October 1937, with two other Palestine Arabs, teacher [[Darwish Al-Miqdadi]] [درويش المقدادي] (1891-1961) and Nablus born [[Akram Zuaiter]] [أكرم زعيتر אכרם זועיתר] (1909-1996), on June 1-2 1941, the 'Farhud' pogrom was carried out by al-Muthanna club, Futuwwa, army officers and mob, with extraordinary brutality of throwing babies into the warer in front of parents. mass rape in front of the men before torturing and murdering, etc.