The Genealogical Tree of Dfoun - A Symbol of Eternity and Heritage #1390131 (License: Personal Use)

This elaborate black-and-white illustration depicts a symbolic genealogical tree for the Dfoun family, rooted in North African history and crafted in 1917 by Chebly Abi-Aad. Each leaf and branch contains Arabic calligraphy, with key names like “Abi Aad” and “Naa’mallah” inscribed on the trunk and limbs; a crowned emblem sits at the apex, signifying authority and continuity. The surrounding text recounts migration patterns, ancestral origins near Byblos and Behdaydat, and connections to prominent families such as Hoayek, Asfar, and Francis Serhal.

Used in cultural heritage websites, genealogical archives, or museum digital exhibits focusing on Maghrebi and Levantine diaspora history; serves users seeking ancestral roots, academic research, or visual storytelling of Arab-Muslim lineages.