Kamar khalaf biography of michael

  • Hezbollah shia or sunni
  • Sunni in lebanon
  • Qamar cheema citizenship

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    Conflict on Mount Lebanon: Collective Memory and the War of the Mountain

  • The Druze and Maronites, the founding communities of modern Lebanon, have clashed on more than one occasion over the past two centuries earning them the reputation of being primordial enemies. This study is an attempt to gauge the impact that collective memory had on determining the course and the naturlig eller utan tillsats of the conflict between these communities in Mount Lebanon in what came to be called the War of the Mountains in 1982. This dissertation will attempt to reconstruct, perhaps for the first time, the events of the 1982 war through the framework of collective remembrance. In doing so, the thesis hopes to achieve better understanding of the conflict as well as the consequences it had on the two communities and beyond, most importantly the post-war reconciliation process; which maybe applicable to other communal conflicts in the region.

  • This dissertation extensively utilizes oral history, in some of its parts,

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    History

    FAOUTCHEME S. Elode 1993 M BEN FGIRAULT Elias Andre Mahaman 2002 M NIG ORLEANS CEFHAYNES Luke 2001 M GBR Truro Fencing Club1NSZILAGYI Aron 1990 M HUN VASAS Budapest2NGU Bongil 1989 M KOR 3NBIBI Eliott 1999 M FRA PAU SECTION3NAPITHY Bolade 1985 M FRA DIJON CE5NSZATMARI Andras 1993 M HUN MTK6NKIM Junho 1994 M KOR 7NTEODOSIU Iulian 1994 M ROU CS Dinamo Bucuresti8NPIANFETTI Maxime 1999 M FRA TARBES ATE9NOH Sanguk 1996 M KOR 10NBAZADZE Sandro 1993 M GEO FC Kutaisi11NHOMER Daryl 1990 M USA 12NPAKDAMAN Ali 1990 M IRI 13NSEITZ Tom 1994 M FRA SOUFFELWEYE14NYAN Yinghui 1998 M CHN 15NCAVALIERE Dario 1997 M ITA A.O. PERSEAS, Centro Sportivo Esercito16NGEMESI Csanad 1986 M HUN GEAC Gödöllö17NKIM Junghwa
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    Lebanese Shia Muslims

    Lebanese adherents of Shia Islam

    "Mutawālī" redirects here. Not to be confused with mutawallī.

    Ethnic group

    Lebanese Shiite Muslims (Arabic: المسلمون الشيعة اللبنانيون), communally and historically known as matāwila (Arabic: متاولة, plural of متوالmutawālin;[2] pronounced as متواليmetouéle in Lebanese Arabic[3]), are Lebanese people who are adherents of Shia Islam in Lebanon, which plays a major role alongside Lebanon's main Sunni, Maronite and Druze sects. The vast majority of Shiite Muslims in Lebanon adhere to Twelver Shi'ism.[4][5][6]

    Today, Shiite Muslims constitute around 32%[1] of the Lebanese population. Under the terms of an unwritten agreement known as the National Pact between the various political and religious leaders of Lebanon, Shiites are the only sect eligible for the post of Speaker of Parliament.[7][8][9][10]

    History

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