Attribution
Image credits
Photographs and artworks on druse.org are drawn from Wikimedia Commons under public-domain, CC0, or Creative Commons licenses. We are grateful to the photographers and archives who make this heritage freely available.
- The singer Asmahan (Amal al-Atrash)— Unknown (historical photograph)Public domainsource
- Emir Majid Arslan— Unknown (historical photograph)Public domainsource
- The Jumblatt palace at Moukhtara (1861)— From A. Harvey, 'The Druzes' (1861), lith. Vincent BrooksPublic domainsource
- Ambassador Reda Mansour— MfclemosCC BY-SA 4.0source
- The Chouf mountains under snow, Lebanon— HabibhelouCC BY-SA 4.0source
- Sultan Pasha al-Atrash— American Colony (Jerusalem) Photo DepartmentPublic domainsource
- A Levantine emir in the dress of Fakhr al-Din's era (engraving)— Eugène Roger (17th c.)Public domainsource
- Shakib Arslan— Al-Aʿlam (Khayr al-Din al-Zirikli)Public domainsource
- A Druse elder in traditional dress— Margaret Clark KeatingePublic domainsource
- Courtyard of Beiteddine Palace, the Chouf— PeripitusCC BY-SA 3.0source
- Rebels of the Great Syrian Revolt, Ghouta, 1925— Unknown (historical photograph)Public domainsource
- Ancient arch and basalt houses, as-Suwayda (Jabal al-Druse)— KFZI310Public domainsource
- Kamal Jumblatt (1917–1977)— Unknown (historical photograph)Public domainsource
- Casey Kasem— Alan LightCC BY 2.0source
- Amal Clooney at the United Nations— UK Mission to the UNCC BY 2.0source
- Old stone houses of Deir el-Qamar, the Chouf— Patrice BonCC0source