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1. Дед и его дети (мой отец и его братья/сестры). Деда звали Йашар Омар (Апыщ). Фото сделано после первой попытки Израиля оккупировать Голанские высоты.
2. Прадед Абдуллах Хафиз (Тхьэкъуахъуэ) и его дети - Сану Хафиз (Тхьэкъуахъуэ) - моя бабушка и её брат Саид Хафиз (Тхьэкъуахъуэ). На прадеде офицерская форма сирийской национальной армии периода французской оккупации.
3. Прабабушка (мать деда) - Аишат/Халимат Дзыбэ. Семья деда (с обеих сторон) были из числа первых мухаджиров Абадзехии, поселившихся в регионе Голанских высот. Семья бабушки сделали изначально хиджру в Болгарию, затем в Анатолию и лишь потом в Сирию.
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