Khazen

ألشيخ غصوب نجيب ألخازن ,أعداد : يعقوب رياض ألخازن - 27/3/2005 قدم يوسف أبن خاطر ألخازن من كسروان- جبل لبنان في مطلع ألقرن ألثامن عشر , ألى قرية ألبقيعة في ألجليل ألقريبة من مدينة صفد , وتزوج أمرأةً من عائلة خَرْمَة , وولد له أبراهيم ألذي أنتقل ألى قرية ألبعنه في ألجليل ألغربي قرب مدينة عكا حيث عمل ناطوراً على ألعين ألفوقا فيها , وتزوج وأنجب موسى .عمل موسى بتربية ألمواشي وألأتجار بها وتزوج أمرأةً من عائلة جريس في ألبعنه وأنجب ولدان هما خازن وحنا .

By BASSEM MROUE, Associated Press Writer BEIRUT, Lebanon - Following Lebanon's third bombing in eight days, President Emile Lahoud pledged Sunday to fight the violence gripping his country since last month's assassination of former premier Rafik Hariri.  Saturday's blast at an industrial property in the mainly Christian northeastern suburb of Bouchrieh injured five people and set at least six factories ablaze. The attack followed bombings on March 19 and March 23 that targeted two Christian strongholds, killing three people and wounding at least 10. "We will do all we can. We should all be united because this is how we can save the country," Lahoud, a Maronite Christian and close Syrian ally, vowed after attending Easter Mass.

The Lord is Risen! May the lord protect us and guide us on Easter and always. While he Leads we cannot Fall. …

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - A loud explosion was heard in the Lebanese capital of Beirut on Saturday, and Arab TV stations cited security officials as saying it was caused by a bomb. There was no word on casualties.  The nature of the explosion was not immediately known, but witnesses said the blast, coming on the eve of the Easter holiday, occurred in the predominantly Christian northeastern Beirut suburb of Dekweneh. Other witnesses said the blast took place in the Bouchrieh-Dekweneh industrial zone area. Arab satellite stations Al-Arabiya and Al-Jazeera cited unidentified Lebanese security officials as saying the cause of the explosion was a bomb. Local LBC station said at least one building was on fire.

Khazen History

Historical Feature:
Churches and Monasteries of the Khazen family