Patriarchs and Matriarchs Online of Souk El-Gharb and Bmakine
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Salim
Hajjar, my great-uncle after whom I was called.
Note:
Salim was a very fine gentleman of great virtue. After his death it was revealed
by
many merchants that he was a secret benefactor to many needy families who never knew that he was
the one who provided them with their supplies during his lifetime.
many merchants that he was a secret benefactor to many needy families who never knew that he was
the one who provided them with their supplies during his lifetime.
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