Jouaris a small village that has managed to preserve its traditional charm despite the rapid modernization of the country. As you enter the village, you are immediately greeted by the sight of brick roof and stone houses that blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.
The village of Jouar, also known as "The Heaven on Earth," is located in El-Matn Echimaly, Mount Lebanon, Lebanon. Nestled on the main route to BteghrineBaskinta, between Chrine, Chouweir, and Khenchara, it is 27 kilometers (16.8 miles) northeast of Beirut. This community, which is roughly 0.96 square kilometers (0.371 square miles), is well-known for its pine trees, talented stone masons, and traditional red-roofed brick homes.
The village also has a strong sense of community. Everyone knows each other, and there is a strong bond among the villagers. It's heartwarming to see how they come together to celebrate festivals and support each other during tough times. In Jouar El Main, you are not just a resident; you are part of a big family.
Jouaris located near Khenchara, the home of the Roman Catholic Melkite, where you may visit the 18th-century church of Saint Nicolas with its wooden iconostasis, as well as the Monastery of St. John or Deir et-Tabcheh, which was built between 1696 and 1697. The monastery also host the first Arabic printing press in the Middle East, which appeared in 1734, as well as a superb library and a beautiful collection of icons. The antique presses, together with over 450 associated items and pieces of equipment, are on show in a five-room museum. Abdallah el-Zakher, an Aleppo native, founded the press and constructed the earliest machine between 1726 and 1733.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to create a world where our townspeople have all the basic necessities by today’s global standards. It’s our responsibility to make a better environment, provide tuition assistance, food, cloth, daily needs and solve health issues in any way we can..
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We believe contributing to society is a long-term solution to making a beautiful future The pathway to a great way is educating the youth of today for contributing through volunteering campaigns. No one deserves to live without basic necessities and that’s true across all limits.
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The people in our village are so amazing! They love where they come from and are always looking for ways to make it even better. Whether they are helping out at events or raising money for charity, they are always thinking about how they can give back to their community.
Dedication and Selflessness
These community members are truly dedicated to making our village a great place to live. They work hard and never give up, always thinking about how they can help their village grow and prosper for years to come. It's so inspiring to see how much they care about where they live.
Deep Connection and Commitment
Working Together for a Better Future, The bond that these individuals have with our village is so strong. They work together as a team, putting in endless hours to ensure that our village continues to thrive. Their commitment to the future of our community is truly heartwarming and makes us all proud to call this place home.
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Jouar is located near Khenchara, the home of the Roman Catholic Melkite, where you may visit the 18th-century church of Saint Nicolas with its wooden iconostasis, as well as the Monastery of St. John or Deir et-Tabcheh, which was built between 1696 and 1697. The monastery also host the first Arabic printing press in the Middle East, which appeared in 1734, as well as a superb library and a beautiful collection of icons. The antique presses, together with over 450 associated items and pieces of equipment, are on show in a five-room museum. Abdallah el-Zakher, an Aleppo native, founded the press and constructed the earliest machine between 1726 and 1733.
