Ahmed al-Asaad

Ahmad al-Asaad or Ahmad al-As'ad (Arabic: أحمد الأسعد‎) (1902 – 16 March 1961)[1] was Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament from 5 June 1951, till 30 May 1953.[2][3] He was still alive at the time of the 1958 civil war. His son Kamel Asaad, was speaker for three terms. al-Asaad family is originally from Tayibe, Marjeyoun District.

Ahmad al-Asaad

Lebanon

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References

كامل الأسعد (in Arabic). Great Men From Lebanon. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
Shanahan, Rodger (2005). The Shiʻa of Lebanon: clans, parties and clerics. I.B.Tauris. p. 65. ISBN 978-1-85043-766-6.
(in Arabic)Republic of Lebanon - House of Representatives History

Speakers of the Parliament of Lebanon
Pre-Independence	Daoud Amoun Habib Assaad Naoum Labaki Émile Eddé Moussa Namour Mohammed Aljesr Charles Debbas Petro Trad Khaled Chehab Petro Trad
Post-independence	Sabri Hamadé Habib Abou Chahla Sabri Hamadé Ahmed al-Asaad Adil Osseiran Sabri Hamadé Kamel Asaad Sabri Hamadé Kamel Asaad Sabri Hamadé Kamel Asaad Hussein el-Husseini Nabih Berri

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