Lebanese is merely a national term applied to the various peoples who lived in Lebanon. It is a term like "American" which does not refer to a specific ethnicity but a national group.
Lebanese ethnicities are usually defined by their religions since they are ethnically more-or-less a mix of the original Phoenicians, the Arab conquerors, the Crusaders, and the Turkish imperialists. The main religious groups include: Maronite Christians, Sunni Muslims, Shiite Muslims, Greek Orthodox Christians, and Druze.
Lebanese Air Force was created in 1949.
Yes, her mothers name is Maloof, which is a well-known lebanese last name.
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It was the Lebanese Civil War. The Druse are Lebanese Muslims, and they fought against Lebanese Christians for many years. It was an internal power struggle which devastated the country, but peace was finally agreed upon and Lebanon is rebuilding.
The Lebanese culture has influenced the Australian culture with their traditional Lebanese food and Lebanese music which is both entertaining and soothing. their music and type of dancing is a way of expressing their culture and background. the lebanese way of life has adapted to the Australian life and has given each individual living in Australia a way to experiencing a different cultural experience without having to actually visit Lebanon. Lebanon is a beautiful place to visit but the war is destroying the land. lebanese culture influences the Australian culture by many ways.
of course !!
Kibbeh is a Lebanese dish.
she is a multi-platinum Lebanese singer.
I'm pretty sure its Lebanese
NO. Lebanese people are a Middle Eastern national group, not a Hispanic national group. Hispanics are generally people who come from Latin America.
The first Lebanese migrants to Australia arrived in the mid 1800's around the time of the Australian Gold Rush.
Most by aircraft into Montreal and Toronto airports.
because they came from new england
Hi there Laylieh is the engagement party, in the Lebanese culture. Usually its organised at the brides house, than the groom and family/friends come and and join them in the Lebanese culture.
You can say '' تعالي إلى هنا''............ta'ala ela hona
The Donair is claimed by the Greeks,Turks and Lebanese. All have variations of the same food.
chicken is djeij in lebanese :)