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Aqoura (Arabic: عاقورة, also
spelled Aaqoura, "
Akoura") is a
mountainous village in the
Byblos District of Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate, Lebanon. It is located...
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until the 18th century. They
derived from the
Yamanis and left
Akoura in the 17th century. Some
members moved to
Jeita in
Keserwan where Sleiman...
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title bestowed upon them, are (in
chronological order): the El
Hachem of
Akoura (descendants of the
Hashemite family,
since 1523), the El-Khazen (since...
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Maronite quarters of East Beirut, the
adjacent Matn
District (Laqluk, near
Akoura), the
Batroun District (Tannourine), the
eastern Keserwan District (Ayoun...
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cities are part of
metropolitan Beirut. Afqa Ain el-Ghouaybeh Ain
Jrain Akoura Almat el-Chemalieh
Almat el-Janubieh
Almat -
Souaneh Amsheet Arab Ellahib...
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Khazen Kesourwan 1697
Khiyami Beit
Chabeb –
Makhoul Akoura 1750
Mouawad Zgharta –
Mourkoss Akoura 1750
Nasrallah Sighbein 1850
Sabra – –
Tanios Akar 1700...
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Sheikhs Al-Chemor in
Mount Lebanon ruling the
small sovereign prin****lity of
Akoura (from 1211
until 1641) and Zgharta-Zwaiya (from 1643
until 1747) from Lebanon...
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Shebbak and Ain El
Remmaneh districts in Beirut, and for the town of
Akoura in the
Byblos District. Naim
Berdkan (October 1968 –
January 1976) Dany...
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columns were
found in
branched and
distant villages like Chouslan, Kartaba,
Akoura,
Tanourin and Ehden.” Ehden’s most
famous Christian site is “Dayr al-Salib”...
- Grégoire
Haddad spent most of his
remaining time in
seclusion Faraya, Laqlouq,
Akoura (1992-1997) and in the
Patriarchate in Rabweh,
preferring to
continue promote...
