Background
George Jordac was born in 1931 from an Orthodox Christian family with a Qahtani pedigree in First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Jadida town in the Marjayoun area, in southern Lebanon.
George Jordac was born in 1931 from an Orthodox Christian family with a Qahtani pedigree in First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Jadida town in the Marjayoun area, in southern Lebanon.
He finished his primary education in a school in this area.
He published a book about Ali entitled The Voice of Human Justice. As a child, he read Nahj al-Balagha, the Diwan (poetry-collection) of First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Mutanabbi, and Majma" al-baḥrayn by Nasif al-Yaziji. When he was 13 years old, George had memorized much of Nahj al-balagha and the other two books
George Jordac studied in the college of Batrukiyya in Beirut.
After he graduated from the university, George taught Arabic literature and Arabic philosophy in some schools and universities in Beirut, and at the same time, he translated and wrote some articles for Lebanese newspapers and magazines. He died on November 5, 2014.