Dibbiyeh

Dibbiyeh or Debbieh (Arabic: الدبية‎) is a Lebanese village in the Ikleem Al Kharroub part of the Chouf district mountains, located roughly 30 kilometers south of Beirut, Lebanon. It is considered to be a midway point between the capital and the rest of Mount Lebanon. Debbieh is bordered by the towns of Saadiyat and Dahr Lemghara to the East and South and the town of Bourjein to the West and North. The town is one of the largest municipalities in Lebanon by surface size. Fairuz, a popular Lebanese singer recounted spending summers in Dibbiyeh with her grandmother as a child.

Dibbiyeh

الدبية
Municipality
Typical flora in Debbieh
Dibbiyeh
Location within Lebanon
Coordinates: 33.665854°N 35.487857°E / 33.665854; 35.487857
Country Lebanon
GovernorateMount Lebanon
DistrictChouf District
Government
 • MayorNabil Boustany
Area
 • Total16.61 km2 (6.41 sq mi)
Time zoneUTC+2 (EET)
 • Summer (DST)UTC+3 (EEST)
Dialing code+9617

Etymology

The town's name is derived from "Ze'biyeh", Aramaic for "The Place Of Wolves". It is believed that it used to be home to a large number of grey wolves in the past.

Flora

There exists mainly wild Umbrella pines from the Pine family or Pinaceae, they can reach heights up to 20 meters.

Churches

The town contains four Maronite Catholic churches. St Joseph's Maronite Church (pictured below) lies in the middle of the small village square, and the new Chapel of the Divine Mercy is directly opposite, while St Maroun's Maronite Church lies on the northern part of the town. St Aabda's Maronite Church lies near the Fkheity River also on the northern side.

Main Families

The main families which this town consists of are: Ellieh, Azzam, Al-Boustany, Al-Kazzi, Al-Khoury, Mitri , & Dagher.

Educational Institutes

Beirut Arab University

BAU Debbieh Site is located 33 kilometers away from the university's main site in Beirut. The land has an area of 1,353,000 m2. The highest point is 404 m above sea level, while the lowest point is 154 m above sea level. The total built up area is 50.000 m2. The compound consists of 3 buildings which hold the Faculties of Architectural Engineering, Engineering and Science, 2 buildings for students' dorms, 2 buildings for instructors' dorms, a Gymnasium, a mosque, an observatory, a bank, an outdoor cafeteria and a maintenance building.

Faculty of Architectural Engineering Building: The building has an area of 10.300 m2. It is composed of 4 storeys. It contains administrative and teaching rooms in addition to 5 studios, a festivities hall with the capacity of 300 seats, 3 computer laboratories, and a library.

Faculty of Engineering and Science Building: The building has an area of 17.300 m2. It is composed of 6 stories and contains administrative and teaching rooms, a studio, 13 laboratories, 4 computer laboratories, a 660-m2 library, an auditorium with the capacity of 500 students and other two auditoriums with the capacity of 225 students each.

Faculty of Science Laboratories Building: The building has an area of 6,500 m2. It is composed of 4 stories and contains teaching rooms, 15 laboratories and 4 computer laboratories.

Lebanese University (Faculty Of Architectural Engineering)

Neighbourhoods

Dayaa - Hara tehtanieh - Dar dkakin - Seha - Tiyyeb - Nabaa - Herdaouche - Bkechtine - Douair - Halyouneh - Mrah tit - Bachqiyeh - Aaqline - Ain l nqayer - Ras l nabea - fkheity - Radar - Daher aaqline - Rezzanieh - Syar

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References

    aldebbieh ( Debbieh Municipality ) / Google Play , App Store

    http://www.bau.edu.lb/Debbieh/About-Campus

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