Abstract

Many people agree that the villager is a creation of the land that he or she occupies. In general, there are very few distinctions between Christian villagers and Muslims villagers from a sociological standpoint. Yet geography is not the only factor in determining the characteristics of a village, and the exceptional Christian villages that differ from Muslim villages are far from rare. Saghbine is one of these striking exceptions. We will more closely examine how the human aspect of village life presents itself in its geographic framework.

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