the jewish communities of segev (now atzmon), ya'ad and manof were built on mi'ar's lands, while yuvalim, located 2 km east of the village site, is located on land traditionally belonging to sakhnin. according to palestinian historian walid khalidi, the village's remains in 1992 consisted of "some truncated stone walls, simple graves, and fig and olive trees" and that the site, which "was largely covered by cypress trees" had become a recreational area.