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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...
- El-Dahdah) is a
noble Maronite Christian family originating from the
village of
Aqoura in
Mount Lebanon, and
whose line of
descent is
attested since the 14th century...
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district are
predominantly inhabited by Maronites;
notably Byblos, Qartaba,
Aqoura and Amsheet. Most Shia
Muslims live in the
villages of Almat, Ras Osta,...
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Majdel el-
Aqoura (Arabic: مجدل العاقورة), also
known as
Majdel (Arabic: مجدل) is a muni****lity in the
Byblos District of Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate, Lebanon...
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extends between the muni****l
borders of
Douma and Yammoune, and
between Aqoura to the
south and
Bsharri and
Hadath El
Jebbeh to the north. The town is...
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Sulayman of
Aylij Sa'ada of
Lehfed Sarkis of
Lehfed Akkar Mansur Antar of
Aqoura Niqula the
Centurion Benjamin of Hardine †
Strength 50,000 10,000-40,000...
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Zghorta 1633–1644
Bishop of
Ehden - 116
Joseph IV
Halib يوسف الرابع حليب
Aqoura,
Byblos 1644–1648
Bishop of
Saida and Sour - 117 John XI El-Bawwab يوحنا...
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Charbel Wehbe (Arabic: شربل وهبة; born 15 July 1953 in
Aqoura) is a
Lebanese politician and
diplomat who
served as
Minister of
Foreign Affairs and Emigrants...
- and wore it
himself on
certain days, out of respect.
Abraham River Afqa
Aqoura AbouZayd, S. Ihidayutha: A
Study of the Life of
Singleness in the Syrian...
- clan from Lebanon. The
family ruled two
sheikhdoms in
Northern Lebanon,
Aqoura from 1211 to 1633 and the
Zawyia region of
Zgharta from 1641 to 1747. Its...
