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The Local History of Kababir in Haifa: Constructing a Narrative of Uniqueness

于Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient
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Na’ama Ben Ze’ev University of Haifa nbenzev@zahav.net.il

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The neighborhood of Kababir in Haifa is known as the center of the Ahmadiyya community in the Middle East. It was established in the nineteen century as a hamlet, and was later annexed to the municipality of Haifa. The article traces the history of Kababir since its establishment until 1964 and observes the accelerated transition from rural to urban life at the periphery of an expanding city. The story of Kababir thus illustrates one path to urbanism within Palestinian society. Based on local written and oral sources the article also shows the role of collective memory in interpreting past events and constructing cultural identity.

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