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List of members of the first Parliament of Lebanon

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This is a list of the members of the 1st Lebanese parliament. It had 46 members. 30 of them were elected during the 1927 elections and the other 16 were added to body after the abolishment of the Senate.

Members

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Province Method of election Ethnic group seat Elected members
Beirut[1] Elected in 1927 Greek Catholics Salim Najjar
Greek Orthodox Nakhleh Tweini
Maronite Émile Eddé
Albert Kashou'h
Minorities Ayoub Tabet
Sunni Abdallah Bayhum
Cheikh Mohammad al-Kasti
Existing members of the Representative Council Greek Orthodox Petro Trad
Maronite Georges Tabet
Minorities Michel Chiha
Sunni Omar Bayhum
Omar Daouk
Beqaa Existing members of the Representative Council Greek Catholics Elias Tohmeh Skaff
Greek Orthodox Chibl Dammous
Maronites Mousa Nammour
Shi'ites Sobhi Haidar
Sabri Hamadeh
Sunnis Hussein Qaz'oun
Mount Lebanon[2] Elected in 1927 Druze Sami Arslan
Maronite Habib Pacha Es-Saad
Bechara El Khoury
Shi'ite Ahmad al-Husseini
Existing members of the Representative Council Druze Fouad Arslan
Jamil Talhouk
Greek Orthodox Ibrahim al-Mounzer
Maronites Roukoz Abou Nader
Yousef al-Khazen
Najib Sa'ad
Emile Tabet
Georges Zwein
North Lebanon[3] Elected in 1927 Greek Orthodox Jubran Nahhas
Maronite Youssef Estephan
Existing members of the Representative Council Greek Orthodox Nicolas Ghossa
Maronites Mas'oud Younes
Wadih Tarabey
Sunnis Adra Khaireddine
Abboud Abdel Razzak
South Lebanon[4] Elected in 1927 Shi'ite Fadl al-Fadl
Hussein al-Zein
Existing members of the Representative Council Greek Catholics Yousef Salem
Maronites Habib Nassif
Shi'ites Najib Oseiran
Abdullatif al-Asaad
Yousef al-Zein
Sunnis Khaled Chehab
Tripoli[5] Elected in 1927 Sunni Cheikh Mohammad al-Jisr

References

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  1. ^ Beirut Province Liban Election
  2. ^ Mount Lebanon Liban Election
  3. ^ North Lebanon Liban Elections
  4. ^ South Lebanon Liban Elections
  5. ^ Tripoli Liban Election