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The people of the city are Arabs and their main occupation is agriculture. Among the Arab tribes living in the city are the large Khafaja, Rabia Alamare (Amir), Sudani (Bait al-Sheyukh and Ahl al-Diyafa), Miah, Bavi, and Al-Kut, Sawari (a large tribe that includes Beit Awajeh and Beit Nasr) and Bani Taraf (a large tribe that include Beit Sayah, Alboilal (Jalali), Al Fartos (Beit Agroba), Beit Muhammad al-Saleh, Bani Saleh, Dahimi, Hammoudi, Beit Dagher, Al-Harizat, Nice (Madhaj), Marmad, Al-Bubaid, Al-Hiyadar, Sawari, Sadat, Zubaidat, Abu Chaldeh, Sawa'd, Al-Bawieh, Beit Hardan, Beit Mahawi, Sharafa and Nagrawi (Shabibi), Obayat and Boharz, and Mazra'e and Bani Asad (Asadi, Sedavi, and Beit Joyder) and Rashtizadeh tribe can be mentioned. Brightkingdom (talk) 20:03, 17 December 2024 (UTC)Reply
