Mohamad, the eldest, was born in 1974 in Beirut, when his father worked at the Port of Beirut. He grew up with three siblings between Beirut and Al-Saksakiya – South Lebanon, where his family moved when he was still a child. Mohamad dropped out of school because he was completely focused on football; he was […]
Mohamad is the third child in a family of four boys and a girl. He was born in Baniyas in Syria, in 1998. 22-year old Mohamad was a good son who never disobeyed his parents, he was loving, respectful, amiable, and easy to be around. Mohamad graduated from school and enrolled in university but soon
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Mohamad was born in Burj El Barajne in 1991, to Hajj Hussein and Amal Sibaii, He grew up with his brother Rabih and his sisters, Iman and Samah. He was married to Batoul Sabra, and they had two children Joud (7) and Adam (7 months). Mohamad studied electrical engineering at a vocational institute, but dropped
Mohamad was born in Deir Ezzor in Syria, where he attended school until grade nine. His difficult living conditions pushed him to leave his home country at fourteen. He arrived to Lebanon in 2004 for work, and kept going back and forth between the two countries until 2010, after which he completely settled in Lebanon
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Mohamad grew up in Bourj Hammoud, but due to the Lebanese civil war, his family moved to Beirut’s southern suburb. At seventeen, he dropped out of school and worked as a cab driver; he was the eldest son, and was responsible for his family. In 2011, he found a job at a mechanical and industrial
23-year old Mohamad was full of life. He was enthusiastic and proudly brave. He never hesitated to offer a helping hand to anyone in need. In his home town Barja, no one can fathom his loss. In his funeral, old and young bid him farewell. Someone said that Barja without Mohamad Damaj, is like land
The sea anchor man… That is how his relatives described him when he was missing. Moustapha had a sea anchor tattoo on his right hand… 30 year-old Moustapha from Baniyas in Syria, was a brother, a son, a husband, and a father to a three-year old boy whom he hasn’t seen since he was a
Mohamad was born in 2003, in Ksar Nabba, to Yasser and Amal Salibi, who gave him and his younger brother Ali so much love. He graduated from AlAfak Institute with a degree in electricity. Mohamad, who was not even eighteen yet, was the hope of a better future for his parents, and a backbone to
Mohamad lies in a grave in the village of Shaath. He was a few months short of his 43rd birthday when he was killed in a massive explosion. Mohamad did not hold university, and he worked different jobs, before he finally settled with a cargo load and unload company at the Port of Beirut, where
Mohamad Nour was a loving, caring, and generous husband. He was always ready to unconditionally help others. He was also a devoted, perfect father. “Nour”, as his wife Samia liked to call him, was born in 1974. He was an active child, who loved taking risks and adventures. He was a fearless troublemaker, with a
