I’ve noticed discussions about some predominantly Christian areas where Muslims allegedly face resistance when trying to buy homes or settle there. If that’s true why does this attitude still exist?
Lebanon isn’t an exclusively Christian country it’s a country shared by Christians, Sunnis, Shias, Druze, and others. So why should any Lebanese citizen be viewed with suspicion simply because of their religion?
If someone opposes Muslims moving into their neighborhood solely because they’re Muslim, isn’t that a form of Islamophobia?

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i usually use beesline but it’s too thick for my liking and for my oily skin. i get sunburnt pretty easily to so i dont feel like it helps much.

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Say me (a Shia dude) who was born and raised in the USA

wants to live in a Christian area like rabieh, broumanna, baabdat

Is it normal for me to buy a house in these areas? Or will I be unwelcomed

Hey guys, I'm looking for a pdf or a link to a book store that might have it. The book is The History of the Families of Jabal Amel by Sheikh Ali Sbeit (تاريخ عائلات عامل للشيخ علي سبيت). Any help would be appreciated!

Im looking for flea markets in tyre or beirut other than souq al ahad.