Dar El-Machreq Publishers
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UnclaimedA Jesuit publishing house for print and electronic publishing in Lebanon and the world.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Dar El-Machreq is a Jesuit institution for book and electronic publishing in Lebanon and the world. It began with the Catholic Press, which was founded in 1848 by the Jesuit fathers. The publishing department was separated from the press in 1982 and named 'Dar El-Machreq'.
History
Dar El-Machreq is a Jesuit institution for book and electronic publishing in Lebanon and the world. Its beginnings were with the Catholic Press, which came to light in 1848 at the hands of the Jesuit fathers. Among its first publications were the magazine Al-Mashriq, Majani al-Adab, One Thousand and One Nights, and Mabadi al-Arabiyya. The publishing department was separated from the press in 1982, and the name 'Dar El-Machreq' was chosen for it.
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