Benwati

Benwati, (Arabic: بنواتي) is a municipality in the Jezzine District of the South Governorate of Lebanon, about 80 km south of Beirut.[1] In 1838, Eli Smith noted Benwateh, as a village located in "Aklim et-Tuffah, adjacent to Seida".[2] In 2014, Muslims made up 98.67% of registered voters in Benwati.91.08% of the voters were Sunni Muslims.[3]

LebanonGovernorateSouth GovernorateDistrictJezzine DistrictTime zoneArabicBeirutEli SmithMuslimsSunni MuslimsRobinson, E.Smith, E.Crocker & BrewsterJezzineAl-AaishiyahAaramtaAazourAin al-MirAin MajdalainBaissourBhannin ou Kfar TaalaBkassineBouslaiya Bteddine el-LoqchChoualiqAl-GhabbatiyahHaitouli ou Wadi al-LaymounHaitouraAl-HarfAl-HassaniyeAl-HomsiyeAj-JarmaqJensnayaJernayaKarkhaKfar FalousKfar HounahKfar JarraAl-LwaizaMachmoucheAl-MaharbiyahAl-MaknouniyahMarah al-HabasMazraat al-MathanahAl-MidanAl-MjaidelQaitouliQataliAl-QatraniQattin ou HidabRaimat ou ShaqadifAr-RihanSaidounSejoudSfarayAs-SriraWadi BaanqoudainWadi JezzineZhalta