- The
Abillama dynasty (Arabic: أبي اللمع, romanized: Abī al-Lamaʿ,
sometimes shortened as بللّمع, Bil-Lamaʿ, also
known as the Lamaʿids, Arabic: اللمعيون)...
- Raëd
Abillama Architects is an
architectural firm
based in
Lebanon and
founded by Raëd
Abillama in 1997
after returning from the
United States where he...
- 1711–1845.
Princeton University Press. p. 241. ISBN 9781400886869. the
Abillama' amirs, were
mostly Christians converted from the
Druze faith. al-H̲azīn...
- the
bride by her
husband on
their wedding day.
Lebanese princess of the
Abillama family with a child, by Antoine-Alphonse Montfort, c. 1837
Damascus fashion...
-
Lamia Maria Abillama (born 1962) is a
Lebanese photographer.
Abillama was born in 1962 in Lebanon, to Lebanese-Brazilian parents. She
studied at the Sorbonne...
-
several Druze amirs and
prominent Druze clans, like the
originally Druze Abillama clan (a
Druze family who was a
close ally of the Shihabs)
which also converted...
-
photograph by "Nick" Ut, she now
heads a fund for
children victims of war.
Abillama clan —
prominent noble Levantine family and clan,
converted from the Druze...
- Emir Eddy
Abillama (Arabic: الأمير إدي أبي اللمع, born in 1958) is a
Lebanese politician and a
member of the
executive committee of the
Lebanese Forces...
- name for
newborn girls in
Bosnia and
Herzegovina in 2012.
Lamia Maria Abillama (born 1962),
Lebanese photographer Lamia ****i (born 1955),
Syrian politician...
- he
married for the
third and last time; his wife, Rose
Abillama hailed from the
princely Abillama family and was more than
twenty years his minor. Mokarzel...
