Saturday, September 16, 2006

Conclusion prononcee par Hikmat Beyhum



Conclusion prononcee le 20 Juin 2005 au Salon Pourpre du Senat, au Dejeuner-Conference "Le congres arabe de Paris (Juin 1913) a la Societe de Geographie " en presence des Ambassadeurs d'Egypte, de la Palestine, du Soudan, de la Syrie, du Liban a l'Unesco, des Charges d'Affaires et Representants des Ambassades de l'Arabie Saoudite, de la Jordanie, du Liban, du Maroc, de la Mauritanie, et de la Tunisie, ainsi que le Representant du Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres de la France, Directeur d'Egypte-Levant. Nous a aussi honore de sa presence Monsieur le Maire de Paris VI .

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" Beyhum " is a Lebanese family; the spelling of the name "Beyhum" in books, magazines, newspapers and search engines has been altered by its authors probably to take into account the pronunciation as best appropriate to the Country of publication.   For a maximum coverage, any interested person may wish to go to the search engine(s)  of his/her choice and look for the following:   Beyhum   bayhum   beyhoum  bayhom  beiham  beyhom beyum bayhoum bayhum baihoum beihom beihum   These are 2 examples of variations in the spelling:  Abdallah Beyhum is also spelled  Abdullah Bayhum, and Omar Beyhum also spelled Omar Beyhoum, Omar Bayhum, Umar Bayhum . We are unable to trace in all certainty the origin of the Beyhum family prior to the mid-eighth century AD, what is certain is that we took part in the conquest of Spain; our ancestors accompanied " Emir Abd al-Rahman I " in the conquest as notables and politicians. In 1310 AD they left Spain and headed to Beirut.