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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[edit]


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

Sources[edit]

^ "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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