Tribal Peace Accord Signed Between Sawamer and Oqla Families in Touba Zangariyya
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Hundreds attended a tribal reconciliation ceremony in Touba Zangariyya on November 6, 2026, between the Sawamer and Oqla families. The agreement was facilitated by a reconciliation committee and attended by local leaders and figures like Mansour Abbas. The event aimed to promote unity and tolerance within the community.
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- A tribal peace accord was signed between the Sawamer and Oqla families in Touba Zangariyya.
- Hundreds of residents and notable figures attended the reconciliation ceremony.
- The agreement was facilitated by a committee including Fawaz Al-Hayb and Sheikh Ahmed Qassem.
- Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, was among the prominent attendees.
- The reconciliation aimed to foster love, tolerance, and unity within the community.
A tribal reconciliation agreement was signed between the Sawamer and Oqla families in the village of Touba Zangariyya, aiming to foster love, tolerance, and unity among the residents. The ceremony was attended by hundreds of villagers from Touba Zangariyya and surrounding communities, along with social and political figures.
The reconciliation was facilitated by a committee of peacemakers, including Fawaz Al-Hayb, Sheikh Ahmed Qassem, the head of the local council Muayyad Al-Hayb, and Assad. The Touba Zangariyya Reform Committee also played a role in the efforts.
Notable attendees included Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, Father Simon, Sheikh Hussein Al-Hayb, and Mohammed Al-Hayb. Sheikh Fouad served as the master of ceremonies.
The event, which saw hundreds of participants, underscored the community's commitment to strengthening values of reform, fraternity, and tolerance. The ceremony concluded with expressions of gratitude to all contributors and prayers for continued love and harmony, under the slogan "Our people are family, our home is one, and reconciliation is good."