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The last line of the first paragraph, "One of his daughters married Rashid Karami who served as the prime minister for ten times", is based on an AP article that states, "They were Karami’s brother-in-law, Malek Salam;". It is a little bit of a leap to say that he married a sister of Malek. A New York Times article, https://www.nytimes.com/1987/06/02/world/rashid-karami-cool-persuader-in-a-land-of-strife.html , describes Karami as "Mr. Karami never married, and was long referred to in Beirut as Lebanon's most eligible bachelor."

Can we find another source that supports either position? 97.116.107.161 ( talk) 23:51, 11 February 2022 (UTC) reply