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Ghazir (Arabic: غزير) is a town and muni****lity in the
Keserwan District of the Keserwan-Jbeil
Governorate of Lebanon. It is
located 27
kilometres (17 mi)...
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Jacques Ghazir Haddad, OFM Cap., born
Khalil al-Haddad, was a
Lebanese Catholic priest and
Capuchin friar. He was the
founder of the
Franciscan Sisters...
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towns are
overwhelmingly Maronite Catholics.
Maameltein is a
district of
Ghazir village. The
history of
Jounieh goes back to the time of the Phoenicians...
- Club
Ghazir is a
professional volleyball team
based in
Ghazir, Lebanon. It
plays in the
Lebanese Volleyball League. It has won two
times the
Lebanese Volleyball...
- Rug, also
known as the
Ghazir Orphans' Rug, is an
Armenian styled ****
woven by
orphans of the
Armenian genocide in
Ghazir, Lebanon. The **** took...
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Antoine Choueiri Stadium is an
indoor arena located in
Ghazir, Lebanon. The
arena has a
capacity of
between 4,500 and 5,000 spectators. It
hosts indoor...
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Faraya Fatqa Ghadir Ghbaleh Ghidras Ghineh Ghosta Harissa Hrajel Jdaidet Ghazir Jeita Jounieh Jouret Bedran Jouret Mhad
Jouret el-Termos Jwar El Hous Kaslik...
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October 1922 he
closed his
hospital he
worked in and
moved his
family to
Ghazir, near Beirut,
where later he
opened a
center for orphans.
Later he established...
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Ghazir Club Court, Beirut...
- Emir
Haydar and his
Qaysi allies then fled to the
Keserwani village of
Ghazir,
where they were
given protection by the
Maronite Hubaysh clan,
while Mount...
