Following the arrival of news stating that some Bedouin tribes were determined to attack the coastal cities (Jubail, Al-Qatif Governorate, and Al-Ahsa), the people prepared for defense and assisted in the construction of the Al-Tawiya Fort, which was built in 1928 AD, after the Battle of Al-Sabla[1][2][3], by order of Abdulaziz Al Saud. And the tower was built by the Buainain family and by Ibn Radi and Youssef Al-Madallah (coming from Al-Zubayr at that time and was nicknamed Al-Zubairi) with 15 other workers. They distributed weapons to the people, and were stationed for more than 6 months in Al-Tawiya. [1] Along with 15 other workmen, the Buainain family, Ibn Radi, and Youssef Al-Madallah—who at the time was known by the nick name Al-Zubairi—built the tower.