Allar is the most beutiful city this that my parentes told me all the time . i visit Allar when i was 7 yers old ,its still in my mind from this time .i pay my life to feel as a one who back from his work to his hom in his country , we palstines pepole the only one that havn't this.
Every one has acountry to live on, except me i has a country live on me.

realy,would like to visit this village,,especially after reading name of "shaykh Ibrahim" many times..but,.who's "shaykh Ibrahim"..?!
i wish stones,,and much remain..we; PALESTINIANS..we'll return..

Very interesting. I googled my name and there it was . The little village of Allar . I'm very interested to hear where te name comes from? (is it from Allah, or is the settler of this city Estonian, or something else?) Is there map of Allar?

My family comes from Allar. The Assaf clan was one of five clans in the village. Yes, the one room school remains stadning. My father took us to Allar several times. It is occupied by Yemeni Jews who raise chickens. Ours is nicknamed Allar al-Basal(onions)- I am told, to differentiate it from Allar Al Qara'- (Pumpkins) in the Nalbus area.It is sparsley populated. Most of our family live in Qalndia Camp, near Jerusalem. Thes rest live in Jordan.