Arabic (العربية)
Shabakibilawat
Population:1,400 people
Established:19th century
A border village renowned for its unique architectural heritage
Shabak villages
Discover the unique stories, traditions, and cultural heritage of Shabak villages across the region. Each community has its own tale to tell.
kharabat sultan
Population:1,300 people
Established:Ottoman era
A village bearing the remains of an ancient sultan's palace
muftiya
Population:2,200 people
Established:18th century
A religious village considered a center for scholars
Hara Khatun
Population:1,900 people
Established:18th century
A village commemorates the name of a holy woman
qarat tapt earab
Population:3,500 people
Established:19th century
A mixed village inhabited by Shabak and Arabs
shaykh 'amir
Population:2,500 people
Established:17th century
A village considered a religious and historical center
tahrawa
Population:2,800 people
Established:18th century
An agricultural village famous for its vegetable production
tubraq ziara
Population:1,900 نسمة
Established:18th century
A religious village containing holy sites of pilgrimage
alsalamia
Population:1,100 people
Established:19th century
A remote village that maintains its traditional isolation
badanat kabir
Population:3,800 people
Established:18th century
The largest villages in the southern region
badanat saghir
Population:1,700 people
Established:19th century
The small village adjacent to Badana Kabir
qarqasha
Population:1,500 people
Established:19th century
A rugged village famous for its terraced agriculture
Tel Akoub
Population:1,200 people
Established:Ancient times
A village located on an archaeological hill