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Hadath El Jebbeh ( known as Hadeth El Jebbeh, Hadath el-Jubbah, Hadad El-Gebbeh or Hadet ej Jobbé; (アラビア語:حدث الجبة)), is a town located in the Bsharri District in the North Governorate of Lebanon. It is situated in the Valley of Qadisha. The population is Christian Maronite. ==Etymology== Hadath is the name of three localities in Lebanon. To differentiate between the localities, the name of the region is added, Hadath Beirut, Hadath Baalbeck and finally Hadath Al Jebbeh. Other localities by this name exist in the Middle-East. The Semitic root of ''Hadath'' means ''the new''. ''Hadath'' could mean ''the new town''.〔Moubarac, Y. (1984). ''Pentalogie Antiochienne / Domaine Maronite - Volume 2 - Part 2'', Cenacle Libanais, Beirut. page 649.〕 The common pronunciation of the name is ''Hadad''. It gives an indication to a probable different meaning. ''Hadad'' was the northwest Semitic storm and rain god and the town could have had a temple dedicated to this god. And the popular tradition claims that the church dedicated to the saint patron of Hadath, Saint Daniel, was built on the remnants of a pagan temple.〔Lammens, H. (1986). ''Tasrih al-Absar fi Ma Yahtawi Loubnan min Al-Athar'', Dar Nazir Abboud, Beirut. Page 99-100〕 Jebbeh is the traditional name of the Kadisha region, called also ''Jebbet Bsharri'' in reference to Bsharri the largest town of this region. The Semitic root ''Gb'' means ''well'', ''deep'' and could be a reference to the deep gorges of the Kadisha. In Lebanon, other ''Jebbeh'' exist like ''Jebbet Mnaytra'' and ''Jebbet Yanuh''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Hadath El Jebbeh」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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