Nezouh

Nezouh refers to the deliberate and often forced displacement of people from their homes and lands due to conflict, violence, persecution, or natural disasters. It is often used in the context of the Syrian Civil War, where large-scale internal displacement occurred. Unlike "refugee," which refers to someone who has crossed an international border, "Nezouh" specifically describes internal displacement within a country. The term carries a strong connotation of loss, suffering, and disruption of life. While the word itself is Arabic in origin, the phenomenon of internal displacement is universal.