Gulf Sheikdom is a term used to refer to the seven countries located in the Persian Gulf region, namely Bahrain (7 letters), QATAR (5 letters), Kuwait (6 letters), Oman (4 letters), Saudi Arabia (9 letters), the United Arab Emirates (UAE) (3 letters) and Yemen (5 letters). These countries are ruled by hereditary monarchs known as sheikhs. They are known for their vast oil reserves and have become increasingly important in global politics and economics.