Decades ago, the children of the Sultani and other towns of the South carried their families, dialects and customs, and completed their faces in Beirut and its suburbs, where family groups and communities linked to their mother towns were formed as much as they were to their new place of residence. Between work, raising children and seeking education, many of them changed, but the transition did not necessarily turn into a herd with the first la…
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Decades ago, the children of the Sultani and other towns of the South carried their families, dialects and customs, and completed their faces in Beirut and its suburbs, where family groups and communities linked to their mother towns were formed as much as they were to their new place of residence. Between work, raising children and seeking education, many of them changed, but the transition did not necessarily turn into a herd with the first la…