Al Salam Alikom,
Iam very happy to read messages from the people of my village, hope to be back very soon inshallah..
salam to all.

we will back insha2 allh

Aslam Alikum ;) I am so Happy To Read All These massages & looking Forward To Keep Intouch With All ...
My bestWishes from me & Alian (Abd alRaheem )Family

[email protected]

Salamy ila jamee' sukkan wa ahl sarafand al-'amar. Ana wa ahli min sarafand al amar. Ahl Ragheb wa Kheriba wa Ijhaish are three families from Sarafand al-'Amar that are refugees who lived in Kuwait before 1991. After 1991, many have left and live in Toronto, UAE, Australia and New Zealand. Some still remain in Kuwait. The majority of the families are in Gaza and in Jordan, many live in Rafah and Deir al-Balah and Amman's refugee camps.

Hope one day Arabs and Jews share this land together as one-state, both arabic and hebrew, muslim and Jewish and christian, that we no longer need to fight each other, and all refugees return to Israel/Palestine and all jewish israelis feel safe and secure in this one-state, bi-national democracy.

Dear all Plestinians (mainly: people of Sarafand al 'Amar),
assalamo alaikum all, hope you're well.
I felt so proud when came across this site by accident. It's really an honor to post a line and greet my fellow villagers of the town (Sarafand).
May Allah gather us home one day! Amen!
Rabee

hi to every one my name is rima kutteh and i looked into the palestinian remembered book and i felt such great honour to write a few words about my country that i neva got to see as my family was one of the many people evacuated in the 1948 and my grandfather was killed there as well. my father comes from the ramleh and mum from haifa so my blood will always be pure palestinian even though i was brought in australia. im proud of all the palestinian people because they fighters to end and neva give up to what right to us. im proud to be palestinian and i have teenage kids of my own who are half spanish but they call them selves palestinian even though they were born in australia. so lets keep it alive and pass it on to our next generation because we will neva be defeated.

In the name of Allah;
This is just to update my contact information regarding my post, which was posted on Nov 2001.
Mr.Azmi Hammad, what is your contact information and how can we get a draft of the book.
Thanks
Jamal Elhabali

Dear All ,
I was looking at the site since I discover it, and I wish really we can communicate and reply to each other and know each other more and more .
I would appreciate if any body who have some information, stories, documents and Pictures of our town , so we can exchange them . We need to keep this for all the next generations, we have to do it by our selves .please help us and be one of us .
You may send me at [email protected]
Thank you

Dear all of you,

it is really very nice to see our village on the website, thanks for the people who work on this project, god bless them. I welcoem any one want to send me any comment,

best regards

Hisham Tarkhan
Canada

Salam-allajkum! I am Murad Abu-Zaid from Sarafand al-amar. I am very happy to find this homepage and to find a lot of my village inhabitants from Sarafand. I would like to send my best wishes to everyone from Sarafand and to all people from Palestine. I do hope that we will see each other in our Palestine soon!

What up.

My name is Hussein Mohamed Abdelqader ALi Hussein Mohamed Hameed Abdullah....Im 19 years aold, lived in New Zealand for 10 years, and shifted to Sydney Australia.Thank you very much for making this site. this is truly outstanding, im from SARAFAND AL3emaar....to all my brothers and sisters from sarafand..Assalamy 3alaikum!!!...I would like to know about each and every one of u.. since we are all scattered around the world, let us unite as ONE now, throuth the internet!, as one beautiful family, dardas and hamed,i again thank you for making this site....FALASTEEEN FOREVER!!!..salamu alaikum

Dear Sarafand Al-'Amar's people,

I suggest that we create a mailing group (maybe in yahoo) and exchange inofrmation for the topics we have interest in.

If you like you can send me your mail address and I can then make such group-mail.

Regards,
Ashraf

It is very nice and touchy to see your comments here, and also I'm very pleased to find people form Sarafand, it is not every day you meet someone from Sarafand. I think it is good to know the families who are from Sarafand (Dardas, Hamdan,...). Maybe it is good to have a site where we can talk and know more about the families and Sarafand and to get in touch with 'wlad o banat el balad' and to be connected, I hope that some one can do such thing!

Please feel free to contact me by mail ( [email protected] ) for ideas on how can we do something to be one family.

Best Regards,
Ashraf

Alsalam Alikum
i'm from Sarafand Al-Amar ,i'm living now in Germany and i'm pleased to write you about our village.i want to ask if someone whether has photos of the village ?
thank you
Mohammed

Salam to all of you people from my town in Palastine that I have never been in or close to it. It is very nice to see a website like this that can let us know who are, such as the families that belong to our town Sarafand el-Amamr. I know that most of the familes from our town live in Jordan, but I know nothing about them and I'm sure most of you don't know me either.

I was really surprise to see that there is a few people from our home town lives in the States, and so am I.
and to all of you please feel free to e-mail me and it It would be nice just to get to know you, and know more about the home town that we know only on the map.

I did recognize some of the family names and some I didn't know that they belong to our town. Good luck to all and hopefully we meet back home one day in this life time.

Mohammad

It sounds like today population of this town is smaller compare to other towns guest book ;)

I very much the work done at this website, it offer so much valuable information about our country which I have never seen.
I hope that all Palestinians will get the chance of going back to their homes soon.

Many thanks you for this valuable information. Frankly, it was the first time that I read such information about my village for the first time ever.