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When Al-Emir Fares Chehab, age 29, boarded the RMS Titanic in Cherbourg, France on April 10, , he was clinging to his most precious possession nestled in a bottleneck-shaped case, as if for dear life. Inside rested a venerated musical instrument: The Oud. First introduced to Western Europe by the Arabs who established the Umayyad Caliphate of Andalusia in , the Oud is notorious for its rich wailing sound and its passionate and meditative quality. Little did Fares know that his prized belonging would soon lull many anguished passengers bound together on this fateful journey across the Atlantic Ocean. The Oud or Lute Instrument-Source: centsiblesounds. The Chehabs, who trace their lineage back to the Qoraish tribe of the prophet Mohammad, were made princes by the first Caliph Abu Bakr in the year AD. In Hasbaya , the capital of Wadi-al-Taym, lies the grand, albeit run down 11th century citadel owned by the Chehab Emirs. The history of the structure which sits on a hill overlooking a river begins with the Crusaders. Today, several medieval houses and a 13th century mosque make up the rest of the 20, square meter compound and is amazingly still inhabited by some members of the Chehab family. He married Hind Abi Yaghi and had no children. Unlike many of his fellow compatriots on the Titanic who were bound to America to peddle, labor and financially support their families left behind in Lebanon, Fares was traveling to New York to pursue his lifelong dream. He longed to launch his professional career as a musician and songwriter. Although he purchased a third class ticket since the family had been hit financially and politically by the harsh climate imposed by the ruling Ottomans, Al-Emir Fares Chehab was an educated young man who spoke English. On the dreadful night of April 14, , as the Titanic was achingly tilting its bow into the frigid North Atlantic, Fares Chehab directed many of the women and children to the exits, thereby enabling them to get to the upper decks and eventually to the safety of the lifeboats. Many lives were saved thanks to this honorable and aspiring musician. Notwithstanding his self-sacrifice, Fares picked up his Oud and began to quietly strum the classic melodies of his home country. Emanating from the bowels of the wounded ship, the softly lamenting yet rich sounds of the Orient permeated the glacial air, thus warming the hearts of the panic-stricken Lebanese passengers. Some survivors interviewed by the Arabic newspapers Al-Hayat and Al-Anwar, recounted the moving story of the composed, tall and handsome musician with a high forehead, who faced death by gently stroking the strings of his beloved instrument. The melody radiating from the depth of the Oud, alternatively sorrowful and meditative, then amplified as a prayer pleading for divine intervention, soothed his distressed countrymen. Atlas Publishing. Credit: Al-Anwar Until the very end, he remained calm and serene. And, in an ultimate spiritual feat, he comforted himself and many others by playing the wistful music of their cherished homeland. As yet another unsung hero who died on the Titanic , Fares Chehab, a third class Lebanese passenger, was undoubtedly a skilled musician and a noble soul. Source: Leila Salloum Elias. Publisher: Atlas for Publishing and Distribution. Thank you for a beautiful story. It brought tears to my eyes as my grandfather Haleem would mention his cousin who perished on his way to New York. My grandpa lived in New York and I heard my father talk about this. However, I did not know the story. Denise, I am grateful for your comment and I am so glad you enjoyed reading about your relative Fares Chehab who was truly a hero, a talented musician and a caring human being. The Chehab or Shehab Family should be proud. Best regards. Dear Josyann, I was so moved when reading your account of Fares Chehab. I have always been fascinated with the Titanic, and watch all the coverage during the th anniversary of the sinking. I never dreamed I had an ancestor on the Titanic. Thank you for the information! Thank you for your comment Nanette. Helps to keep his memory alive. Very beautifully written , and this Emir Fares like a mutation in this line of warriors , a musician imprint los t forever in the ocean, how nostalgic is this story and the nobility of this emir once again witnessed on the legendary ship!! I would love to know about my cousin Tannous Daher , shipwrecked Titanic , for I am the same family and also feel sorry for him, thanks. I live in Brazil. Wow…How was he related to you? I can send you more info in a few days from a book I have. Reinaldo Daher. Did Jack Dawson Really Exist? Wealthiest Man On Board Titanic? What does R. S Titanic mean? What Happened To Bruce Ismay? Bookmark the permalink. Share this: Twitter Facebook Tumblr. Like Loading May 26, at pm. Denise Shehab says:. June 6, at pm. Josyann Abisaab says:. Nanette Shehab Speer says:. June 13, at pm. Khaled Chehab says:. April 27, at pm. Reinaldo Daher says:. December 7, at pm. April 15, at pm. April 16, at pm. Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. The Titanic, One Century Later. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.

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