HMML Global Operations: Lebanon
Lebanon
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Region
Middle East -
Country
Lebanon -
Cities
Balamand, Beirut, Bzoummâr, Harissa, Hrash, Jūniyah, Kaslik, Khonchara, Louaize, Sarba, and Tripoli -
Repositories
Armenian Red Cross, Antiochian Orthodox, Dayr Sayyidat al-Balmand, Deir esh-Shîr, Lebanese Maronite Order, Missionary Society of Saint Paul, Notre Dame University (Louaize), Ordre Basilien Choueirite, Ordre Basilien Alepin, Our Lady of Bzoummâr Convent, Sisters of Saint John Baptist (Hrash), Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth, and numerous other church and monastic libraries -
Languages
French, Turkish, Arabic Garshuni, Russian, Greek, Syriac, German, Armenian, Arabic, Persian, Amharic, and Latin -
Project Dates
2003–present
In 2003, HMML began its work in the Middle East at the Monastery of Our Lady of Balamand near Tripoli, and has now digitized thousands of manuscripts across Lebanon. Every major Christian tradition is represented at this crossroads of culture and HMML has partnered with them all to share their heritage with the world.
Latest Lebanon Stories
- The Legacy of Mūrisṭus’ Hydraulic and Pneumatic Pipe Organs in the Early 20th-Century Arabic Literary Culture
- Deadly snakes and remedies against their venomous bites in the handy charts of a copy of the “Kitāb al-diryāq” (Book on antidotes)
- Monastic Sisters on Their Deathbed: A Time to Remember
- Muḥammad Ṣādiq: A Scribe Between Manuscript and Print Cultures at the Beginning of the 20th Century
- “This Book is Free From Banned Content” — Ottoman Censorship of al-Yāzijī’s Arabic Lexicon
- See more
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