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Khiam's town page now opens with a sketch of the stone-walled olive terraces stepping down the hillside above the Marjeyoun plain — the town's oldest livelihood.

A short, clear page for anyone returning to Khiam: the one rule — do not enter a home, field or road until it has been checked, because a cleared road is not a cleared house — what to do if you find something, the numbers to call to report it (and for an injury), who clears the land and certifies it safe, and the order a safe return usually happens. It carries no live status and no crowd-reported locations; it is the verified safety facts in one place.

Today's five prayer times — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — worked out from the sun over Khiam by the Ja'fari method, with Imsak and the direction of the Qibla. It follows the sun day by day; the start of each Islamic month is still set by moon sighting and announced by a religious authority.

Khiam, the border town in Marjeyoun, is now on the platform with four tools for a town living through a hard, conditional return. A new Aid & Recovery Navigator lets you tap your situation — home damaged or destroyed, renting and displaced, abroad, or unsafe land — and get a plain step-by-step plan with the papers to gather and exactly who to contact. Alongside it: a guide to how war-damage help works and how to stay safe coming back, the emergency, hospital and unexploded-ordnance numbers a household needs, and a generator-bill checker against this month's official tariff.