Mishwar alalam - Zahlé (Lebanon)

We returned to you from the bride of the Bekaa, the city of poetry, the city of the mountain and the plain, the city of poets, writers and artists, the capital of religious tourism and the ambassador of the Lebanese table in the Arab world and the world, on its north is Mount Sannine and on its south is the Bekaa Valley, and it is the city of Zahle. Al-Zahleh, and some of them attributed it to Zahlan, one of the kings of Bani Hilal, and it is possible that Zahle resided after the Arab conquest of the Bekaa in the seventh century AD, and some attributed it to the planet Saturn. It was burned and destroyed three times, but its children resisted valiantly to become the link in trade and agriculture between Brut and Damascus , Baghdad and Mosul, enjoyed self-rule and this made it the first and only republic in the Middle East and had its own flag and national anthem.