-
Lehfed (Arabic: لحفد, also
known as Lihfid) is a muni****lity in the
Byblos District of Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate, Lebanon. It is 55
kilometers north...
-
beatified on 27 June 2010 in Lebanon. Yūsuf Nehmé was born on 8
March 1889 in
Lehfed in
Lebanon as the last of
seven children to
Estephanos Bou
Haykal Nehmé...
-
Hsoun Jaj
Janneh Jeddayel Kfar Baal Kf****la Kour El-Hawa
Laqlouq L****a
Lehfed Maad
Machen Mejdel Mastita Mayfouq -
Qottara Mazraat es-Siyad
Mghayreh Mishmish...
- centuries, his
descendants moved to
other regions in Lebanon,
including Lehfed,
Jouret Bedran,
among others. "Ghanem" may
refer to:
Ghanem al-Dosari (born...
-
Khalid of
Mishmish Sinan of
Aylij Sulayman of
Aylij Sa'ada of
Lehfed Sarkis of
Lehfed Akkar Mansur Antar of
Aqoura Niqula the
Centurion Benjamin of Hardine †...
-
Islamic forces. In one instance, he
tried to hire a
fellow muqaddam,
Kamil of
Lehfed, into his
service but the
latter refused pledging his
fealty to the Lord...
-
Mazraat es-Siyad and L****a. The
Maronite peasants proceeded to ****emble at
Lehfed,
Haqil and Ehmej,
while Shia
villagers ****embled at Mishmish. The Acar family...
- does not take
credit for it. It was
possibly written by a
certain Ḍaw of
Lehfed, however, it has been
argued whether this
refers to ibn al-Qilai's first...
-
Byblos Eddeh Ehmej Fatreh Halat Hjoula Hosrayel Hsoun Jaj
Laqlouq L****a
Lehfed Mayfouk -
Qattara Mazraat es-Siyad
Mechmech Mejdel Mghayreh Mounsef Nahr...
- al-Qilai was the son of
Butrus al-Qilā'i and was born in the
village of
Lehfed of the
Byblos District. The word Qilāi
refers to a
house in a
rocky area...
