• بكل صورة من هالصور في بطل
    ولكل بطل حكاية ما رح تنتسى
    #شهداء_السويداء
    #السويداء #الدروز #السويداء_تحت_الحصار #SweidaHospitalCrisis #SaveSweida #sweida #sweida #Suwayda
    بكل صورة من هالصور في بطل ولكل بطل حكاية ما رح تنتسى ❤️🇸🇨 #شهداء_السويداء #السويداء #الدروز #السويداء_تحت_الحصار #SweidaHospitalCrisis #SaveSweida #sweida #sweida #Suwayda
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  • في لقاء خاص مع فضيلة الشيخ فواز محمد يكشف حقيقة الأحداث الأخيرة، الله يطول بعمرك شيخ.
    #druzehome
    #as-suwayda
    #بني معروف
    في لقاء خاص مع فضيلة الشيخ فواز محمد يكشف حقيقة الأحداث الأخيرة، الله يطول بعمرك شيخ. #druzehome #as-suwayda #بني معروف
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  • وعن حب السويداء نتكلم #druze #druzehome #as-suwayda
    وعن حب السويداء نتكلم💖 #druze #druzehome #as-suwayda
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  • قرية #ذكير المشهورة بـ " الخربة " .. متحف مفتوح بآثارها وأسوارها وبيوتها القديمة

    تعد قرية "ذكير" الواقعة على الحافة الشّرقية لصبّة اللجاة البركانية وعلى الضفة اليسرى لوادي اللوا في السويداء متحفاً مفتوحاً بآثارها وأسوارها وممراتها وبيوتها القديمة وبواباتها المنقوشة وأبوابها الحجرية وأعمدتها وأحجارها المنحوتة المنتشرة في كل مكان من أرجاء القرية التي تنقل زائرها الى أعماق التاريخ الموغلة في القدم.

    وكان يطلق على “ذكير” لقب مملكة اللجاة لموقعها المتميز في المنطقة الشمالية من جبل العرب وغناها بالآثار الرومانية واليونانية العائدة إلى القرن الثالث الميلادي كما ورد ذكرها في معجم البلدان لياقوت الحموي حيث جاء أن موقعها جعلها تكتسب جمال الطبيعة وخاصة هواءها النقي إذ يحدها من الغرب منطقة اللجاة الصخرية التي تتميز بصبتها البركانية ومن الشرق السهول الخصبة والبادية ومنطقة الصفا الوعرة وطريق دمشق السويداء ومن الشمال قرية خلخلة ومن الجنوب قرية الصورة الصغيرة.

    ووفقاً لدائرة الآثار بالسويداء فقد كانت القرية في القرن الثالث الميلادي من المدن المتطورة والعامرة والنابضة بالحياة وهي غنية بالآثار الرومانية ولا سيما المنازل القديمة التي تعود لتلك الحقبة التاريخية حيث تضم ذكير العديد من الأوابد الأثرية التي تعرضت للتخريب خلال القرون السابقة ومنها المعبد الشرقي والمدفن الأثري إضافة الى بقايا السور الذي كان يحيط بها وأبواب “الحلس” الحجرية وبقايا معاصر البطم والمطحنة القديمة ونقوش دوالي العنب الموجودة على آثارها.. كما وُجد على أغلب آثار “ذكير” صوراً وتماثيل للإمبراطور فيليب العربي ابن مدينة شهبا الأثرية التي تتبع “ذكير” لها .


    The village of Dhakir, known as "Al-Khirba," is an open-air museum with its antiquities, walls, and ancient houses.

    Located on the eastern edge of the Lajat volcanic tuff and on the left bank of the Wadi al-Lawa in As-Suwayda, the village of Dhakir is an open-air museum with its antiquities, walls, passageways, ancient houses, engraved gates, stone doors, columns, and carved stones scattered throughout the village, transporting visitors to the depths of ancient history.

    Dhakir was once called the Kingdom of Lajat due to its distinguished location in the northern region of Jabal al-Arab and its wealth of Roman and Greek antiquities dating back to the third century AD. It is also mentioned in Yaqut al-Hamawi's Dictionary of Countries, which states that its location affords it natural beauty, especially its fresh air. It is bordered to the west by the rocky Lajat region, characterized by its volcanic tuff, to the east by the fertile plains, the desert, the rugged Al-Safa region, and the Damascus-As-Suwayda road. To the north, there is the village of Khalkhala, and to the south, there is the small village of Al-Suwayda.

    According to the Department of Antiquities in Sweida, in the third century AD, the village was one of the developed, prosperous and vibrant cities. It is rich in Roman antiquities, especially the old houses dating back to that historical era. Dhakir includes many archaeological monuments that were vandalized during the previous centuries, including the eastern temple and the ancient cemetery, in addition to the remains of the wall that surrounded it, the stone “Halas” gates, the remains of the Batm presses, the old mill, and the grape vine inscriptions found on its antiquities. Also found on most of the “Dhakir” antiquities were pictures and statues of the Emperor Philip the Arab, son of the ancient city of Shahba, to which “Dhakir” belongs.
    قرية #ذكير المشهورة بـ " الخربة " .. متحف مفتوح بآثارها وأسوارها وبيوتها القديمة تعد قرية "ذكير" الواقعة على الحافة الشّرقية لصبّة اللجاة البركانية وعلى الضفة اليسرى لوادي اللوا في السويداء متحفاً مفتوحاً بآثارها وأسوارها وممراتها وبيوتها القديمة وبواباتها المنقوشة وأبوابها الحجرية وأعمدتها وأحجارها المنحوتة المنتشرة في كل مكان من أرجاء القرية التي تنقل زائرها الى أعماق التاريخ الموغلة في القدم. وكان يطلق على “ذكير” لقب مملكة اللجاة لموقعها المتميز في المنطقة الشمالية من جبل العرب وغناها بالآثار الرومانية واليونانية العائدة إلى القرن الثالث الميلادي كما ورد ذكرها في معجم البلدان لياقوت الحموي حيث جاء أن موقعها جعلها تكتسب جمال الطبيعة وخاصة هواءها النقي إذ يحدها من الغرب منطقة اللجاة الصخرية التي تتميز بصبتها البركانية ومن الشرق السهول الخصبة والبادية ومنطقة الصفا الوعرة وطريق دمشق السويداء ومن الشمال قرية خلخلة ومن الجنوب قرية الصورة الصغيرة. ووفقاً لدائرة الآثار بالسويداء فقد كانت القرية في القرن الثالث الميلادي من المدن المتطورة والعامرة والنابضة بالحياة وهي غنية بالآثار الرومانية ولا سيما المنازل القديمة التي تعود لتلك الحقبة التاريخية حيث تضم ذكير العديد من الأوابد الأثرية التي تعرضت للتخريب خلال القرون السابقة ومنها المعبد الشرقي والمدفن الأثري إضافة الى بقايا السور الذي كان يحيط بها وأبواب “الحلس” الحجرية وبقايا معاصر البطم والمطحنة القديمة ونقوش دوالي العنب الموجودة على آثارها.. كما وُجد على أغلب آثار “ذكير” صوراً وتماثيل للإمبراطور فيليب العربي ابن مدينة شهبا الأثرية التي تتبع “ذكير” لها . The village of Dhakir, known as "Al-Khirba," is an open-air museum with its antiquities, walls, and ancient houses. Located on the eastern edge of the Lajat volcanic tuff and on the left bank of the Wadi al-Lawa in As-Suwayda, the village of Dhakir is an open-air museum with its antiquities, walls, passageways, ancient houses, engraved gates, stone doors, columns, and carved stones scattered throughout the village, transporting visitors to the depths of ancient history. Dhakir was once called the Kingdom of Lajat due to its distinguished location in the northern region of Jabal al-Arab and its wealth of Roman and Greek antiquities dating back to the third century AD. It is also mentioned in Yaqut al-Hamawi's Dictionary of Countries, which states that its location affords it natural beauty, especially its fresh air. It is bordered to the west by the rocky Lajat region, characterized by its volcanic tuff, to the east by the fertile plains, the desert, the rugged Al-Safa region, and the Damascus-As-Suwayda road. To the north, there is the village of Khalkhala, and to the south, there is the small village of Al-Suwayda. According to the Department of Antiquities in Sweida, in the third century AD, the village was one of the developed, prosperous and vibrant cities. It is rich in Roman antiquities, especially the old houses dating back to that historical era. Dhakir includes many archaeological monuments that were vandalized during the previous centuries, including the eastern temple and the ancient cemetery, in addition to the remains of the wall that surrounded it, the stone “Halas” gates, the remains of the Batm presses, the old mill, and the grape vine inscriptions found on its antiquities. Also found on most of the “Dhakir” antiquities were pictures and statues of the Emperor Philip the Arab, son of the ancient city of Shahba, to which “Dhakir” belongs.
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  • Asmahan(1912 - 1944)أسمهان

    Amal al-Atrash better known by her stage name Asmahan was a Syrian singer and actress. She was born to Fahd al-Atrash, a Syrian Druze from Suwayda, and 'Alia al-Mundhir, a Lebanese Druze from Hasbaya.Her father came from the Druze al-Atrash clan, well known in Syria for its role in fighting against the French occupation. Asmahan's vocal talent was discovered at an early age, by the Egyptian composer Dawood Hosni, and rose to fame quickly, being introduced to the public at the age of fourteen (or seventeen, as her birth-date is disputed) at a concert in the Cairo Opera House. She then sang and recorded songs composed by Farid Ghosn, Dawood Hosni, Mohamed El Qasabgi, and Zakariyya Ahmad. Asmahan made her acting debut in the film “Intisar el Shabab” (The Victory of Youth) in 1941, alongside her brother Farid.
    Asmahan married her cousin Hassan, after they agreed that she would end her musical career in 1933, and shortly afterwards she gave birth to her daughter, Kamellia. Eventually, Asmahan missed her career and her life in Cairo; and in 1939, she and Hassan were divorced. Thus she returned to Cairo and resumed her singing career, marrying the Egyptian director Ahmed Badrkhan, though they were to divorce soon after, before she could manage to receive and Egyptian citizenship instead of the one she lost after marrying her cousin.
    On 14 July 1944, a car carrying Asmahan and a female friend crashed and went into a canal at the side of the road, after the driver lost control near the city of Mansoura, Egypt. The car was a two-door model and the women were sitting in the backseat. They were presumed to be rendered unconscious and subsequently drowned. The driver, however, managed to escape.

    Nationality: Syria
    Date of Birth: 25 November 1912
    Died on: 14 July 1944
    Death Country: Egypt

    #المشاهير_الدروز #اسمهان_الاطرش #دروز_السويداء

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    Asmahan(1912 - 1944)أسمهان Amal al-Atrash better known by her stage name Asmahan was a Syrian singer and actress. She was born to Fahd al-Atrash, a Syrian Druze from Suwayda, and 'Alia al-Mundhir, a Lebanese Druze from Hasbaya.Her father came from the Druze al-Atrash clan, well known in Syria for its role in fighting against the French occupation. Asmahan's vocal talent was discovered at an early age, by the Egyptian composer Dawood Hosni, and rose to fame quickly, being introduced to the public at the age of fourteen (or seventeen, as her birth-date is disputed) at a concert in the Cairo Opera House. She then sang and recorded songs composed by Farid Ghosn, Dawood Hosni, Mohamed El Qasabgi, and Zakariyya Ahmad. Asmahan made her acting debut in the film “Intisar el Shabab” (The Victory of Youth) in 1941, alongside her brother Farid. Asmahan married her cousin Hassan, after they agreed that she would end her musical career in 1933, and shortly afterwards she gave birth to her daughter, Kamellia. Eventually, Asmahan missed her career and her life in Cairo; and in 1939, she and Hassan were divorced. Thus she returned to Cairo and resumed her singing career, marrying the Egyptian director Ahmed Badrkhan, though they were to divorce soon after, before she could manage to receive and Egyptian citizenship instead of the one she lost after marrying her cousin. On 14 July 1944, a car carrying Asmahan and a female friend crashed and went into a canal at the side of the road, after the driver lost control near the city of Mansoura, Egypt. The car was a two-door model and the women were sitting in the backseat. They were presumed to be rendered unconscious and subsequently drowned. The driver, however, managed to escape. Nationality: Syria Date of Birth: 25 November 1912 Died on: 14 July 1944 Death Country: Egypt #المشاهير_الدروز #اسمهان_الاطرش #دروز_السويداء https://youtu.be/85NKWF1mFYA?si=N6AG86LcIHoQ691e
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