r/Lebanese • u/aljazeera360 • 11h ago
📰 News ماذا يحدث داخل الجزيرة في ذكراها الثلاثين؟
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ماذا يحدث داخل الجزيرة في ذكراها الثلاثين؟
قريبا
r/Lebanese • u/aljazeera360 • 11h ago
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ماذا يحدث داخل الجزيرة في ذكراها الثلاثين؟
قريبا
r/Lebanese • u/angel4fun_ • 14h ago
Hey guys, I'm 25y.o girl, I have an Aries stellium and I'm looking for other girl friends, with similar interests. Guys are welcome too as long as they are respectful. We have a group chat where we can exchange readings, chat and maybe play online games(it's not the main objective of the GC). If interested DM me, don't be shy if you barely know anything, your interest is enough!
We already have a group now and we're looking to meet soon, I'm trying to meet more girls. Age limit is 33. This is a group for people in their 20s (18-19 are ok too)
r/Lebanese • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 14h ago
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r/Lebanese • u/Jazzlike-Maybe-6424 • 16h ago
Iohone 14 pro
Samsung 25 ultra
Addaish mmkn yetla3 3layon jomrok eza hadan byaaref kif yohsobha
r/Lebanese • u/MelkartMagazine • 1d ago
In the early autumn of 1972, Beirut existed in a state of heightened cultural prominence. As a Mediterranean crossroads where regional intellectualism met international modernism, the Lebanese capital had established an elite infrastructure for the performing arts. It was within this sophisticated ecosystem that Ray Charles arrived in late October, scheduled for two consecutive performances on October 23 and 24, 1972.
r/Lebanese • u/lippityzap • 1d ago
Reposting here if someone could help! Thank you!
r/Lebanese • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 1d ago
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r/Lebanese • u/Superb-Cell736 • 2d ago
Hello ❤️ I’m marrying a Lebanese-American guy, and we plan on having a dabke at our wedding. :) However, neither of us are good dancers lol- we plan on getting dance lessons for our “first dance,” but we live in northern Massachusetts, so the chances of us finding an instructor that can teach us dabke are slim. I’m Finnish, so needless to say I have not really been raised in a dancing culture lol. My two best friends are both Armenian/Assyrian and we’ve asked them to help lead the dabke (they both are familiar with very similar circle/line dances) but because they live back in my home state I won’t be able to learn much from them in person.
We’ve tried looking up dabke lessons online, but to no real avail haha. Do you have any good suggestions for dabke videos we can learn from, or any tips? Please help us not embarrass ourselves 😅
r/Lebanese • u/DirectAmoeba5284 • 2d ago
I’m looking for reviews from people who have gone to MUC, or those who know someone who did. I recently heard very bad reviews about CIS from people I met in person, and as far as I know MUC is connected to CIS. So, I’m worried that they don’t provide quality education for the amount they charge.
I signed up for the graphic design diploma, but if there’s better options out there I would appreciate knowing. My financial situation isn’t great so I have to be careful with what I choose.
r/Lebanese • u/naderibeans • 2d ago
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Link 🔗?
r/Lebanese • u/Miserable_Syrup_7985 • 3d ago
Im trying to see something because i know that im not being given my rights but i wanna know how serious it is. additionally, if someone who knows laws about confidentiality, ndas and such, i would love to have a second opinion regarding something as well so please feel free to DM me.
I appreciate any help i can get
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r/Lebanese • u/Proper_Gur6835 • 4d ago
Hi everyone! I’m is considering joining MEA’s cadet pilot program, and I’d appreciate advice from current or former MEA pilots.
We were told the training costs around $150,000, with $35,000 covered in exchange for a 10-year contract. He would need to take a $160,000 loan secured against his family’s house and repay it as he starts working.
We were also told that a newly graduated First Officer earns around $3,500/month.
I have a few questions:
Is the program worth taking on this much debt? Would you recommend it based on your experience?
How much do First Officers, Senior First Officers, Captains, and Senior Captains earn monthly?
How many years does it typically take to progress from one rank to the next?
How much of the salary would realistically remain after loan repayments and deductions?
What happens financially if a pilot leaves before completing the 10-year contract?
We want to understand the real financial benefits and risks before putting a family home at risk. Any honest advice or personal experience would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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r/Lebanese • u/Heartbreakandcats • 5d ago
Doctors treat it like a rare and unusual condition, and I feel like there’s a huge gap that needs to be filled.
I was diagnosed here in Lebanon, but specialists don’t seem to know how to deal with the issue.
r/Lebanese • u/jurejus • 6d ago
Anyone knows where i can watch the lebanese series al layla al akhira with rita barsona and yorgo chalhoub pls ??
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r/Lebanese • u/CharbelWakim • 6d ago
For any lebanese investor who is interested to work in Real Estate in Greece or simply to buy an apartment, contact me we can be working together on this.
DM me privately and we can start from here.
r/Lebanese • u/Emergency_Collar_381 • 6d ago
Hello guys!
I'm Hassan Karim, one of the two developers at Saeed studios, making our first commerical release, Fleeting Light
The game is an movement puncher, where oyu punch your way through levels, as well as platforming.
I already do all the marketing for the game but I can't keep up with it, as well as working on the game, so I'm looking for anybody who has experience marketing on social media(making reels, mainly memes), you dont have to nesscealy have ecpeince in the game dev field.
this will be revenue share, and I'm open to negotiation
r/Lebanese • u/lippityzap • 6d ago
Reposting the original post here if you could contribute, Thanks!