Participate with us
On the Dalati Family Website, participation is not a secondary option—it is the beating heart of the platform. This site is not built by a central authority, but by the contributions of family members themselves. Every idea, photo, article, or announcement adds a new layer to our living, collective story.
To participate means to be part of the narrative—not just a spectator. It means writing, documenting, proposing, and celebrating what connects us. You can contribute by:
- Sharing family news or milestones
- Writing articles or personal reflections
- Uploading photos or historical documents
- Nominating notable or historical figures
- Proposing ideas and community projects
- Supporting charitable or volunteer initiatives
- Engaging through the DalatiBook social network
Spread Across the Levant
Following the conquest, the family settled in several Syrian cities, most notably Homs, Damascus, Aleppo, Zabadani, Latakia, Salamiyah, and Jableh. Over time, they expanded into Lebanon (as “Dalati”), the Maghreb (as “Dalai”), and reached parts of Europe via Albania, Bosnia, and Anatolia. In Homs, the family inhabited the Turkmen Quarter, which they helped establish and develop. One symbolic historical act attributed to the family was sealing one of the city wall’s gates with stone—later known as the “Sealed Gate”—a gesture signifying that the Ottomans would be the final conquerors of the city.
Join the Community
As a registered member, you can:
✔ Share your own articles, stories, and news.
✔ Upload photos and videos to the family album.
✔ Stay updated on global family events and initiatives.
✔ Connect with relatives worldwide in a secure family network.
Get in Touch
For questions, suggestions, or contributions, please visit the Contact Us page or email our admin team. Together, we will keep the Dalati legacy alive and strong for generations to come.
A Global Family
From Syria and Lebanon to North Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, Europe, and the Americas, the Dalati family has become a worldwide community. While spread across different countries, our members remain united by shared values, heritage, and a commitment to supporting one another.