Al-Hamid village is located southeast of Beljarashi center, about 17 km from it, and is bordered to the east by the village of Al-Farah. The village contains a small number of heritage buildings. The village contains a small number of old one- and two-story buildings, most of which are abandoned and dilapidated. The walls of the village's houses were built using stones cut to fit the building, which are semi-finished, basalt-type stones found in various colors. They were shortened on the inside with a thick layer of clay and mud. The building stones were installed in a highly artistic manner and in a compact manner to ensure the cohesion of the walls. The roofs were built using logs and square-sectioned wood, topped with a layer of tree branches and mud and mud. In a number of houses, roofs were built on rectangular wooden columns topped with a larger piece of wood that resembled the crown of the column, known locally as the mizrahi. The mizrah is considered a distinctive architectural element of this architectural style in that region, and the doors and windows of the houses are characterized by their thickness and are made of thick tree woods. They are beautifully decorated, and a decorative wooden frame can be seen around the architectural openings in the square windows. Within the boundaries of the village there are a number of modern buildings