Indur was located 10.5 km southeast from Nazareth. On the lower, northeastern slopes of Mount al-Dahi, facing north and overlooking Marj ibn 'Amir. Indur is a few kilometers from the highway that led to Tiberias and Nazareth The village was 12,444 acres of land. On May 24, 1948 the village was occupied and 621 Palestinian citizens were expelled and forced to leave their houses (75 houses). Wells and streams were found close to the village and its agricultural lands. Today, unfortunately, one can see only what is left from the village: cemeteries, remains of houses and stones. It’s an honor to mention that my grandfather, Ali Abdullah Kananbi, was one of the refugees of Indur Village in 1948. This project is an attempt to rebuild and revive Indur Village. Architectural Engineering can help us achieve our goal and fulfil the refugees comeback dream by planning and rebuilding the Palestinian village Indur.