List of members of the 2005–2009 Lebanese Parliament

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This list compiles the names of Parliament of Lebanon members who were elected in June 2005. The Parliament of Lebanon has 128 members who are classified according to confession[citation needed].

Changes during the legislature:

  • Edmond Naim, who died in office, was replaced with Pierre Daccache.
  • Gebran Tueni, victim of assassination, was replaced by his father Ghassan Tueni.
  • Pierre Gemayel and Walid Eido, both assassinated, were replaced in a 2007 by-election by Camille Khoury and Mohammed Amin el Itani.
  • Antoine Ghanem, assassinated in September 2007, was not replaced until the June 2009 regularly scheduled parliamentary election ushered in his successor.

Members

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Name Party/Bloc District Religion Notes
Ahmad Fatfat Future Movement Dinnieh Sunni
Akram Chehayeb Progressive Socialist Party Aley Druze
Amine Sherri Hezbollah Beirut Shia
Anwar Khalil Amal Movement Marjeyoun - Hasbaya Druze
Antoine Ghanem Kataeb Baabda Maronite
Antoine Saad Progressive Socialist Party West Bekaa - Rachaya Greek Orthodox
Ayman Choucair Progressive Socialist Party Baabda Druze
Ayub Hmayed Amal Movement Bint Jbeil Shia
Antoine Zahra Lebanese Forces Batroun Maronite
Antoine Khoury Amal Movement Jezzine Greek Catholic
Antoine Andraos Future Movement Aley Greek Orthodox
Ahmad Fattuh Future Movement West Bekaa - Rachaya Sunni
Assaad Hardan Syrian Social Nationalist Party Marjeyoun - Hasbaya Greek Orthodox
Atef Majdalani Future Movement Beirut Greek Orthodox
Assem Araji Popular Bloc Zahle Sunni
Abdul Majid Saleh Amal Movement Tyre Shia
Abdel-Latif Zein Amal Movement Nabatieh Shia
Abbas Hachem Free Patriotic Movement Jbeil Shia
Abdallah Hanna Future Movement Akkar Greek Orthodox
Abdallah Farhat Progressive Socialist Party Baabda Maronite
Azzam Dandash Akkar Sunni
Ala'edeen Turo Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Sunni
Ali Miqdad Hezbollah Baalbek - Hermel Shia
Ali Ahmad Bazzi Amal Movement Bint Jbeil Shia
Ali Hassan Khalil Amal Movement Marjeyoun - Hasbaya Shia
Ali Khreis Amal Movement Tyre Shia
Ali Osseiran Amal Movement Zahrani Shia Son of Speaker Adel Osseiran
Ali Ammar Hezbollah Baabda Shia
Ammar Houri Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Bassem Sabeh Future Movement Baabda Shia
Bassem Chab Future Movement Beirut Evangelical
Badr Wannous Future Movement Tripoli Alawite
Boutros Harb Lebanese Forces Batroun Maronite
Bahij Tabbara Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Bahia Hariri Future Movement Saida Sunni Sister of PM Rafic Hariri, Aunt of PM Saad Hariri
Camille Maalouf Popular Bloc Zahle Greek Orthodox
Camille Khoury Free Patriotic Movement Matn Maronite
Chamel Mouzaya Free Patriotic Movement Jbeil Maronite
Edmond Naim Lebanese Forces Baabda Maronite Died in office on January 23, 2006. Replaced by Pierre Daccache
Elias Atallah Democratic Left Movement Tripoli Maronite
Elias Skaff Popular Bloc Zahle Greek Catholic
Elie Keyrouz Lebanese Forces Bsharre Maronite
Edgar Maalouf Free Patriotic Movement Matn Greek Catholic
Elie Aoun Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Maronite
Farid Elias Khazen Free Patriotic Movement Keserwan Maronite
Fouad Al-Saad Progressive Socialist Party Aley Maronite
Farid Habib Lebanese Forces Koura Greek Orthodox
Farid Makari Future Movement Koura Greek Orthodox
Faisal Al-Sayegh Progressive Socialist Party Aley Druze
Gebran Tueni Beirut Greek Orthodox Assassinated on December 12, 2005. Replaced by his father Ghassan Tueni
Georges Adwan Lebanese Forces Chouf Maronite
George Qasarji Popular Bloc Zahle Armenian Orthodox
Gilberte Zwain Free Patriotic Movement Keserwan Maronite
Ghazi Aridi Progressive Socialist Party Beirut Druze
Ghazi Zaiter Amal Movement Baalbek - Hermel Shia
Ghazi Youssef Future Movement Beirut Shia
Ghassan Tueni Beirut Greek Orthodox Father of MP Gebran Tueni
Ghassan Moukheiber Free Patriotic Movement Matn Greek Orthodox Nephew of MP Albert Moukheiber
Ghinwa Jaloul Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Hassan Hobballah Hezbollah Tyre Shia
Hassan Fadlallah Hezbollah Bint Jbeil Shia
Hassan Yacoub Popular Bloc Zahle Shia
Hussein Hajj Hassan Hezbollah Baalbek - Hermel Shia
Hussein Husseini Baalbek - Hermel Shia Former Speaker of the Parliament
Hagop Pakradounian Tashnag Matn Armenian Orthodox
Hagop Kassargian Ramgavar Beirut Armenian Orthodox
Hadi Hobeich Future Movement Akkar Maronite Son of MP Fawzi Hobeich
Hachem Alamuddin Future Movement Minieh Sunni
Henri Helou Progressive Socialist Party Aley Maronite Son of MP Pierre Helou
Ibrahim Kanaan Free Patriotic Movement Matn Maronite
Ismail Sukkariyyeh Hezbollah Baalbek - Hermel Sunni
Jamal Jarrah Future Movement West Bekaa - Rachaya Sunni
Jamal Takesh Hezbollah Baalbek - Hermel Shia
Jawad Boulos Independence Movement Zgharta Maronite
Jean Ogassapian Future Movement Beirut Armenian Orthodox
Kamel Rifai Islamic Action Front Baalbek - Hermel Sunni
Mohammed Amin Itani Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Mahmoud Mrad Future Movement Akkar Sunni
Mohammed Hajjar Future Movement Chouf Sunni
Mohammad Safadi Future Movement Tripoli Sunni
Mohammed Haidar Hezbollah Marjeyoun - Hasbaya Shia
Mohammed Raad Hezbollah Nabatieh Shia
Mohammed Fnech Hezbollah Tyre Shia
Mohammad Qabbani Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Mohammed Kabbara Future Movement Tripoli Sunni
Marwan Hamadeh Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Druze
Marwan Fares Syrian Social Nationalist Party Baalbek - Hermel Greek Catholic
Misbah El-Ahdab Tripoli Sunni
Mustafa Hussein Akkar Alawite
Mustafa Hachem Future Movement Akkar Sunni
Mustafa Alloush Future Movement Tripoli Sunni
Maurice Fadel[1] Future Movement Tripoli Greek Orthodox
Michel Murr Matn Greek Orthodox
Michel Aoun Free Patriotic Movement Keserwan Maronite Former PM and President (disputed)
Michel Pharaon Future Movement Beirut Greek Catholic
Michel Moussa Amal Movement Zahrani Greek Catholic
Nader Succar Kataeb Baalbek - Hermel Maronite
Nasser Nasrallah West Bekaa - Rachaya Shia
Nayla Mouawad Independence Movement Zgharta Maronite Widow of President Rene Mouawad
Nabil al-Bustani Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Maronite
Nabil de Freij Future Movement Beirut Roman Catholic
Nabil Nicolas Free Patriotic Movement Matn Maronite
Neemtallah Abi Nasr Free Patriotic Movement Keserwan Maronite
Nehme Tohme Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Greek Catholic
Nicolas Ghosn Future Movement Koura Greek Orthodox
Nicolas Fattoush Zahle Greek Catholic
Nawwar el Sahili Hezbollah Baalbek - Hermel Shia
Nabih Berri Amal Movement Zahrani Shia Speaker of the Parliament
Ossama Saad Popular Nasserite Organization Saida Sunni Son of MP Maarouf Saad
Pierre Sirhal Hezbollah Jezzine Maronite
Pierre Daccache Baabda Maronite Replaced deceased MP Edmond Naim
Pierre Amine Gemayel Kataeb Matn Maronite Son of President Amine Gemayel, nephew of President Bashir Gemayel
Robert Ghanem West Bekaa - Rachaya Maronite
Riad Rahal Future Movement Akkar Greek Orthodox
Strida Geagea Lebanese Forces Bsharre Maronite Wife of LF leader Samir Geagea
Saad Hariri Future Movement Beirut Sunni Son of PM Rafic Hariri
Salim Aoun Free Patriotic Movement Zahle Maronite
Salim Salhab Free Patriotic Movement Matn Maronite
Samir Jisr Future Movement Tripoli Sunni
Samir Azar Amal Movement Jezzine Maronite
Samir Frangieh Independence Movement Zgharta Maronite
Serge Torsarkissian Hunchak Beirut Armenian Catholic
Solange Gemayel Kataeb Beirut Maronite Widow of President Bashir Gemayel
Wael Abu Faour Progressive Socialist Party West Bekaa - Rachaya Druze
Walid Khoury Free Patriotic Movement Jbeil Maronite
Walid Jumblatt Progressive Socialist Party Chouf Druze Son of MP Kamal Jumblatt
Walid Eido Future Movement Beirut Sunni
Yassine Jaber Amal Movement Nabatieh Shia
Yeghig Jerejian Hunchak Beirut Armenian Orthodox
Yousef Khalil Free Patriotic Movement Keserwan Maronite

See also

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Sources

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  1. ^ "Ex-MP Maurice Fadel Dies". Lebanese Forces. 15 June 2009. Retrieved 13 November 2023.

The Members of Parliament, Parliament of Lebanon, 2005, archived from the original on 4 July 2007, retrieved 13 September 2013


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