Interview with ʻĀʼishah Muḥammad Farḥāt

Title:

Interview with ʻĀʼishah Muḥammad Farḥāt
مقابلة مع عائشة محمد فرحات

Creator:

Interviewee: Farḥāt, ʻĀʼishah Muḥammad

Contributor:

فرحات، عائشة محمد

Date:

2003-04-03
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Description:

Biography: The interview was recorded on April 3, 2003, with ʻĀʼishah Muḥammad Farḥāt, female, born in 1922 in Haifa, Palestine and resides in Tal al-Zaʻtar Refugee Camp, Lebanon. She was a dressmaker.Landmarks-Places of Worship: al-Nabī Hūshān (Maqām); al-Nabī Yūshaʻ (Maqām).Significant figures: al-Ṣiḍḍīq, Aḥmad (Shaykh); Khiḍir, Ḥasan (Mayor); al-Shaykh, Muḥammad (Martyr); al-Ṭāhir, Faḍīl (Resistance fighter); Abū ʻAṭīyah, Darwīsh (Resistance fighter); al-Mughrabī, Abū Ṣubḥī (Resistance fighter).Table of contents: Customs and society in Hawshah . (@ 0:23)Table of contents: Social relations and community celebrations. (@ 17:20)Table of contents: Zionist occupation of Hawshah. (@ 39:36)Table of contents: Continued warfare and expulsion from Hawshah. (@ 57:54)Table of contents: Displacement and refugee life. (@ 80:39)Table of contents: Return to Palestine . (@ 97:51)

Language:

Arabic

Type:

MovingImage

Type (Narrower):

Oral History

Type (Broader):

Video

Subject:

Agricultural products
Algeria
Children's games
Clothing and dresses
Embroidery
Family structure
Farmers
Girls
Immigration
Jewish neighbors
Land ownership
Orchards
Ottoman Rule of Palestine, 1876-1918
Palestinian-Jewish relations
Religious belief
Schools
Sewing
Shaykhs
Social norms
Tailoring
Wedding celebration
Wedding songs
Women education
Celebrations
Cooking
Funeral rites and ceremonies
Dietary practices
Haifa (Palestine)
Hawshah (Palestine)
Herbal remedies
Lullabies
Mothers-in-law
Religious traditions
Traditional medical procedures
Traditional medicinal products
Wedding traditions
Arab Revolt, 1936-1939
Arab Salvation Army
British colonialism
Brutal treatment
Collaboration
Crimes against humanity
Dayr Yāsīn (Palestine)
Deception
Expulsion
Haganah
Jaysh Abū Maḥmūd
Jaysh Shakīb Wahhāb
Khirbat al-Kasāyir (Palestine)
Mines
Murder
Nadbīyah
Pamphlets
Psychological warfare
Revolutionaries
Routes
Social relations
Torture
Weapon acquisition
Zionist occupation
Aerial bombing
Akka (Palestine)
Atrocities of war
Attempt at return
Bombardment
Childbirth
Collaborationists
Dayr Yāsīn Massacre, 1948
Dispersion
Displacement
Expulsion from Palestine
Family relations
Family reunification
Guards
House raid
Identity cards
Injuries
Lebanese army
Radio stations
Revolutionary songs
Route choices
Ṣaffurīyah (Palestine)
Seeking refuge
Shafā ʻAmrū (Palestine)
Shootings
Terrorism
Women in armed conflicts
Zionist Invasion of Palestine, 1948
City occupation
Dayshūm (Palestine)
Death
Elections
Forced migration
Hardship
Hygiene
Languages
Lebanon
Migration
Naturalization
Passing on memories
Refugee experience
Return
Socio-economic conditions
Suffering
Tal al-Zaʻtar (Palestinian refugee camp: Lebanon)
Water resources
Work
ʻAnjar (Lebanon)
Aerial boming
Hope
Illness
Israeli Invasion of Lebanon, 1982
Jerusalem (Palestine)
Martyrdom
Martyrs
Pre-Nakba geographical territories
Qānā (Lebanon)
Regret
Right of return
Victory
Wars
Palestinian-Jewish relations--Palestine--History--To 1948
Palestine--Social life and customs--20th century
Palestine--History--Nakba, 1948
Palestine--History--Zionist invasion, 1948--Atrocities
Palestine--History--Arab rebellion, 1936-1939
Palestine--History--British Mandate, 1922-1948
Psychological warfare--Palestine--History--20th century
Zionist terrorism--Palestine--History--To 1948
Refugees, Palestinian--Lebanon--Social conditions
Lebanon--History--Israeli invasion, 1982-1985--Atrocities

Geographic region:

Village: Haifa

Extent:

Duration: 01:55:04

Rights:

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The copyright holder of this interview is the Nakba Archive, all rights reserved.

Identifier:

nn_0056_aishah_farhat.xml

Format:

video
mp4

Is part of:

POHA, Al-Nakba Collection

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