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Welcome To al-Qubab - القباب (אל-קבאב)
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District of al-Ramla
Ethnically cleansed days ago |
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| Occupation Date | May 15, 1948 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Distance From District | 10 (km) Southeast of al-Ramla | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Elevation | 150 (meters) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Map Location | See location #32 on the map View from satellite |
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| Military Operation | One of the operations launched to capture the vital al-Latrun fort. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Attacking Units | Yiftach Brigade | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Exodus Cause | Military assault by Zionist troops | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Village Temains | On September 13th, 1948, al-Qubab was mostly destroyed with the exception of the its school and few houses remain standing. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Ethnically Cleansing | al-Qubab inhabitants were completely ethnically cleansed. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Pre-Nakba Land Ownership |
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| Schools | An elementary school for boys which was founded in 1921, and in 1947/48 school year it had an enrollment of over 233 students. The school remain standing to this date. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Places of Warship | One mosque | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Water Supply | Wells and springs in the vicinity supplied al-Qubab with its water needs. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Exculsive Jewish Colonies Who Usurped Village Lands |
Gezer, Kefar Bin-Nun, and Mishmar Ayyalon. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Village Before NakbaThe village, built on several dome-shaped hills on the central coastal plain, was on the north side of the Ramla-Jerusalem highway. The name al-Qubab ('the domes') most likely referred to these hills. The village fell within the intermediate zone between the plain in the west and mountains in the east and as such, it belonged to a group of villages that were dubbed the 'irqiyyat ('the small hills'). The Jerusalem chronicler Mujir al-Din al-Hanbali (d. ca. 1522) wrote that al-Qubab was a village within the administrative jurisdiction of Ramla in 1493. In the late nineteenth century, al-Qubab was a village built of adobe bricks and was situated on rising, rocky ground, surrounded by cactus hedges and olive trees. Later houses, made of mud and stone, were built close to each other.In modern times, all the residents of al-Qubab were Muslims. An elementary school was established in the village in 1921, and by 1947/48 it had an enrollment of over 233 students. The village also had a mosque and a marketplace with a number of small shops. Wells and springs in the vicinity supplied the village with water. Agriculture and animal husbandry comprised the main economic activities of the residents, who grew grain, vegetables, and fruits. In 1944/45 a total of 12,295 dunums was allotted to cereals; 238 dunums were irrigated or used for orchards. Next to al-Qubab was Khirbat Yarda (143140), which contained the foundations of buildings, a wine press, a cemetery, and the inevitable fragments of pottery. Village Occupation and Ethnic CleaningA New York Times correspondent wrote that Haganah forces captured al-Qubab in an effort to reopen the highway to Jerusalem on 15 May 1948, the same day that the British Mandate ended. These forces occupied Bayt Dajan, which lay along another stretch of the Jaffa-Jerusalem road, at the same time. But the attack also coincided with Operation Barak (see al-Batani al-Gharbi, Gaza sub-disctrict), which led to the capture of nearby Abu Shusha on the same day. Israeli historian Benny Morris confirms this date. However, the History of the War of Independence puts the occupation of al-Qubab at least two weeks later, stating that it was taken in early June by the Yiftach Brigade in an attempt to distract Arab forces during one of the battles over al-Latrun. This also agrees with a 7 June report by the Associated Press that Israeli troops had taken the village.The differing accounts of the date of occupation suggest that the Israeli hold on the village was shaky during the first two weeks after its capture. By the following month, control of the village was much firmer; on 11 July, the New York Times reported that people fleeing as a result of attacks in the Lydda and Ramla areas had to travel on camel trails towards Ramallah, since the main road had been blocked by the Israelis at al-Qubab. On 13 September 1948, Israeli prime minister David Ben Gurion requested permission to destroy fourteen villages, including al-Qubab, from a special Israeli committee organized for this purpose. The request was made in the name of the commander of the Central Front, General Zvi Ayalon. Zionists Colonies on Village LandsThe settlement of Gezer (142142) was built on what was traditionally village land in 1945. Zionist immigrants from Czechoslovakia established the settlement of Mishmar AyyaIon (144142) on the ruins of al-Qubab in 1949. In 1952 Kefar Bin-Nun (145140) was added, also on village land.Village TodayThe part of the site on the north side of the kibbutz is covered by woods. The only landmark that remains is the school; a number of stone houses that have rectangular doors and windows still stand, and some of them are used as Israeli residences. One is rectangular and has two doors, one high window and two very small windows, one on the side and another in the front. Another residential house is angular; there is a tall tree in the yard in front of it. One of the houses used for storing agricultural tools and equipment is rectangular, with four front entrances and a high window. Another house, used at present as a shop, has a stairway leading to a front porch that is enclosed by wire grillwork. A variety of trees and other types of vegetation grow on the site, including eucalyptus and carob trees, cactuses, and foxtail (see photos). The surrounding land is planted with almond and olive trees.SourceDr. Walid al-Khalidi, 1992: All That Remains. |
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- "قرية القباب عشيرة آل الهندي… حيث ينتهي الكلام وتبدأ الهيبة"
- نبذة تاريخية عن قرية القباب (قضاء الرملة) من كتاب (كي لا ننسى)
- بــيــن الــسـهــل والــجــبــل قــريــة الـــقـــبـــاب عليان الهندي
- تابع/ كتاب بين السهل والجبل. عليان الهندي
- قرية القباب قضاء الرملة القباب أحدى قرى الرملة المهجرة إعداد الباحث عباس نمر عضو اتحاد المؤرخين العرب
- Ali Beik Deserted Village House In 1987
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi 4 - Village Site In 1987
Scanned from "All That Remains" by Dr. Walid Khalidi - احراش ديفد التي اقامها اليهود على أنقاض البلد القديمة
Posted by mahmoud yassin - شجر التين من كرم الشيخ اشحادة ابراهيم
Posted by mahmoud yassin - منزل المرحوم محمد ياسين من الخلف-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 1 - حدود البلده من الجنوب المحاذي لدير اللطرون -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin - دير اللطرون الذي يحد القباب من الجنوب-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 2 - صبار خلة رجب -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 1 - احراش ديفد التي اقامها اليهود على انقاض البلد القديمة2-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 1 - مزارع شجر الكاكا على الشارع الواصل بين القدس يافا -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 2 - منزل المرحوم علي البيك -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 7 - منزل المرحوم محمد ياسين الذي اتخذه اليهود مركز بريد-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 1 - خلة رجب -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 6 - المرحوم يوسف ياسين امام منزل المرحوم حسين العبد -1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 9 - منزل المرحوم محمد ياسين الذي اتخذه اليهود مركز بريد2-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin 13 - المرحوم يوسف احمد ياسين في خلة رجب-1996
Posted by mahmoud yassin - صورة جسر قرية القباب قبل تدميره عام 1948
Posted by okasha 12 - منظر عام لقرية القباب عام 1948
Posted by okasha 11 - منظر عام لقرية القباب عام 1948
Posted by okasha 5 - منظر عام لقرية القباب عام 1948
Posted by okasha 4 - Haganah scouts in action, from the village file of Al-Kubeb, 1947
Posted by Khaled El Sala 2 - منظر من الجو لقرية القباب قبل النكبة
- مقام الشيخ سليمان هو مقام يقع شمال شرق قرية القباب المهجرة (قضاء الرملة ) وعلى بعد نحو كيلو متر ونصف منها . وقع على خربة أثرية من العهد الكنعاني أسمها " كفر تب " واصبحت لاحقا تعرف باسمه " خربة الشيخ سليمان " عتلما بأنه كان حول القباب ثلاثة مقامات أخرى للشيخ تيّم والسيخ موسى والشيخ صالح
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #2
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #3
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #4
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #5
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #6
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #7
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #8
- زيارة لقرية القباب المهجرة -- تصوير قيس فحماوي #9
- بين السهل والجبل
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #2
Posted by يوسف سُمرين 1 - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #3
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #4
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - A Palestinian house which was looted by the "most moral people" humanity has ever known, mazeltov
- جولة بين البيوت المنهوبة -- إياد جابر #2
- جولة بين البيوت المنهوبة -- إياد جابر #3
- A Palestinian house which was looted by the "most moral people" humanity has ever known, mazeltov
- جولة بين البيوت المنهوبة -- إياد جابر #5
- جولة بين البيوت المنهوبة -- إياد جابر #6
- A Palestinian house which was looted by the "most moral people" humanity has ever known, mazeltov
- جولة بين البيوت المنهوبة -- إياد جابر #8
- A Palestinian house which was looted by the "most moral people" humanity has ever known, mazeltov
- An aerial view of Al-Qabab, 1948 -- نظرة من الجو بوقت النكبة
- That is how the "civilized" erased and replaced us: al-Qubab was completely obliterated except for one or two houses, as you see -- القباب باتت أثر بعد عين. من هنا مر الهمجّ
- That is how the "civilized" erased and replaced us: al-Qubab was completely obliterated except for one or two houses, as you see -- القباب باتت أثر بعد عين. من هنا مر الهمجّ #2
- That is how the "civilized" erased and replaced us: al-Qubab was completely obliterated except for one or two houses, as you see -- القباب باتت أثر بعد عين. من هنا مر الهمجّ #3
- That is how the "civilized" erased and replaced us: al-Qubab was completely obliterated except for one or two houses, as you see -- القباب باتت أثر بعد عين. من هنا مر الهمجّ #4
- Palmach forces in al-Qubab on 11 June 1948
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again?
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #2
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #3
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #4
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #5
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #6
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #7
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #8
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #9
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #10
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #11
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #12
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #13
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #14
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #15
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #16
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #17
- Although the "civilized" managed to obliterate much of the village, a few structures escaped destruction. How else will the Jews be great and safe again? #18
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities!
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #2
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #3
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #4
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #5
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #6
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #7
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #8
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #9
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #10
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #11
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #12
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #13
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #14
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #15
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #16
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #17
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #18
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #19
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #20
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #21
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #22
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #23
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #24
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #25
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #26
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #27
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #28
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #29
- The "civilized looters" were kind enough to let us tour our looted homes, farms, and businesses. Shall we thank the "civilized" for Nakba? Imagine asking Germans, French, or Poles for permission to document what they have looted from their Jewish communities! #30
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Posted by يوسف سُمرين - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #2
Posted by يوسف سُمرين 1 - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #3
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - صورة من الجو لقرية القباب قبل تدميرها بعد النكبة #4
Posted by يوسف سُمرين - An aerial view of Al-Qabab, 1948 -- نظرة من الجو بوقت النكبة
| Display Name | Clan/Hamolah | Country of Residence |
| ابو ادم | شيخ ابراهيم | عمان, الاردن |
| Yousef Simreen | Simreen | Amman, Jordan |
| nour | Shaban | Chicago, United States |
| abo khader | al nababteh | nj, usa |
| محمد احمد محمد جابر | جابر | الزرقاء, الاردن |
| Nabil Hindi | HINDI | USA |
| النجار | النجار | صويلح |
| خليل صوالحة | صوالحه | ماركا خلف مصنع البيبسي, ماركا خلف مصنع البيبسي |
| د. علي يوسف السمايده | السمايدة | DUBAI, UAE |
| Khaled | Huzayen | Jordan, Jordan |
| محمد أبو شعيب | أبو شعيب | - |
| osama radwan | Radwan | jordan, jordan |
| وائل اسعد السمايده | - | Dubai, Uae |
| هشام أيوب هندي | هندي | aqaba - jordan, jordan |
| Omar Nababteh | Nababteh | New Jersey, USA |
| فارس الشريف | الشريف | الخبر |
| علاء زيدان | حزين-القطاوي | الزرقاء-حي جناعة, الاردن |
| الدكتور عيسى جادالله | شعبان | عمان |
| رياض صلاح | صالح صوالحة | عمان, الاردن |
| Moayad Hamad | - | - |
| shadi abu nejem | al masri | amman, jordan |
| Ayham | Hossa | Amman, Jordan |
| Abo Hossa | Hossa | Amman, Jordan |
| Mohammed Abu Dalam | - | Dubai, U.A.E |
| وليد | القتيل | فلسطين المحبه |
| محمد هندي | هندي | عمان |
| يوسف القطاوي | - | - |
| جمال رضوان | رضوان | عمان, الأردن |
| بسام عوني السمايدة | المصاروة | ابوظبي/ العين, الامارات |
| نجم القباب | المصاروة | ابوظبي, الامارات |
| FARRIS KHALED ALI | al hendi | FLORIDA/ USA/JORDAN-AMMAN |
| سليمان أبوظلام | المصاروة | الزرقاء, الأردن |
| مازن يوسف احمد ياسين | - | الاردن, الاردن |
| محمد هاشم | الهندي | amman |
| جمعة ابراهيم جمعة | الدسوقي | رام الله, رام الله |
| ameera abu-thalam | - | - |
| الاء احمد هندي | هندي | جدة, السعودية |
| Qais Rushdi Hamad | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Hiba Semrain | Semrain | Amman, Jordan |
| ala'a alhendi | alhendi | jordan/ albniat |
| mohammad alhendi | alhendi | jordan/alwahdat |
| عاشقة بلا عنوان | - | عمان |
| فيصل احمد سمرين | سمرين | - |
| حسن موسى الشيخ | - | الامارات - دبي |
| اسامه مطاوع | مطاوع | - |
| Osama Mutawe | Mutawe | zarqa, jordan |
| Mohmmad Sabri | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Ashraf Sabri | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Rami Sabri | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Islam Sabri | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Saif Sabri | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| احمد غالية | غالية | عمان |
| Shawkat Hasan | Hamad | British Colombia, , Canada |
| مها مصطفى ابو شتية | ابو شتية | - |
| مها | ابو شتية | - |
| محمود عليان | مصطفى شعبان | - |
| ابو حسان | Shaban | - |
| ابن مخيم عقبة جبر | هندي | اريحا, القباب |
| سامر العموري | العموري | عمان, الاردن |
| عبدالله جمال سعيد | - | amman |
| نصر ابوشعيب | abu shoaib | -, Oman |
| رضوان صادق رضوان | radwan | jordan, jordan |
| Mutawe | مطاوع | Jordan, Zarka |
| Khalil Ali Alhendi | Alhendi | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
| ali khaled alhendi | alhendi | amman/albniat, jordan |
| khaled alhendi | alhendi | florida, usa |
| islam_1380 | ابوحطب | amman |
| Mohmmad Hindi | هندي | اريحا, عقبة جبر |
| عبدالله | صوالحة | عمان |
| Ameen Al Masri | - | - |
| sana abunijem | masarweh | ca, usa |
| abdul-hameid | hindi | amman |
| khalefafamely | - | jordan, jordan |
| قبابي | علي سالم | - |
| Anas al Hendi | al HENDI | jordan, jordan |
| حمزة الهندي | الهندي | - |
| salah alnababteh | alnababteh | amman, jordan |
| محمد الحاج | - | بيت سيرا, بيت سيرا |
| MOHAMMAD NIMER | - | YEMEN , YEMEN |
| SAHAR HINDI | - | Amman, Jordan |
| MOHAMMED SAWALHA | - | OHIO, USA |
| LAITH SAWALHA | SAWALHA | OHIO, USA |
| RAED SEMREEN | سمرين | - |
| Ali Hindi | Hindi | CA, USA |
| Eng. Arwa | Al Nababteh | Jordan, Jordan |
| jamal nijem | nijem | fl, u s a |
| 3AMERSAWALHA | 3AMERSAWALHA | JORDAN, JORDAN |
| Zayed Hindi | Hindi | Kobe, Japan |
| Sumyyah | - | - |
| Elyan Sheikha | Sheikha | Bielefeld, Germany |
| semreen | semreen | jordan, jordan |
| Mahmoud Sumrain | Sumrain, Simreen, Sumrien | CO, USA |
| moatez shalbak | shalbak | - |
| abuqais | - | amman |
| Nasser Sawalha | Sawalha | Dubai, U.A.E |
| Ahmad Moh'd Sawalha | - | Caracas, Venezuela |
| Raed Sawalha | - | Jabal Al Mareekh, Jordan |
| Eyad Hamad | Hamad | co. Antrim, Northern Ireland-UK |
| Wadi Nababteh | - | NewJersey, USA |
| Wadi Nababteh | - | newjersey, USA |
| Hussain Sawalha | - | Amman, jordan |
| mahmoud yassin | - | - |
| Ismail Sumrien | SUMRIEN | Amman, Jordan |
| Eng. suhaib nababteh | nababteh | - |
| Dr. Osama Shekhah | Radwan | Berlin, Germany |
| mohammed sawalha | sawalha | DOHA, Qatar |
| Waheed Nababteh | Nababteh | Florida, USA |
| Abdel Fattah Shilbaya | Shilbaya | Missouri, USA |
| Ayman EL-Amouri | EL-Amouri | Ky, USA |
| Eng. Arwa Nababteh | Nababteh | Amman, Jordan |
| Saleh Abu Shindi | AL-Hayek | Florida, United states |
| Muneer Al-Khatib | Al-Khatib | Doha, Qatar |
| abdelkarim hindi | hindi | amman, jordan |
| Ghannam semrin | semrin | Ramtha, Jordan |
| Ibrahim Hasan Ali Hamad | Hamad | Amman, Jordan |
| Basem A. Radwan | Basem A. Radwan | Amman, Jordan |
| Amal Al Hindi | Al Hindi | Doha, Qatar |
| ibrahim hindi | hindi | Saudi Arabia |
| Asad Mustafa | mustafa | amman |
| Rami EL-Amouri | EL-Amouri | Cambridge, New Zealand |
| Ahmed | EL-Amouri | Caracas, Venezuela |
| EL-Amouri | EL-Amouri | Oh, USA |
| mahmud alsahli | ALSAHLI | DAMASCUS, SYRIA |
| Ibrahim Semrin | Somrain | Jordan |
| nidal | Abu Ismail | - |
| mahmoud yassin | yassin | amman, jordan |
| Khalil Hendi | Hendi | - |
| Bassam Ali | Hamad | - |
| Abdelfattah Shilbaya | Shilbaya | - |
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