Aaray (Arabic: عاراي) is a mountainous municipality in Jezzine, Lebanon.

The name of the village, Aaray, is derived from the Greek god of warfare, Ares.

Aaray lies on a mountaintop, overlooking Jezzine and the Bkassine forest. Aray is rich in springs and streams, especially the Aray Stream, which is the principal tributary of the Awali river in South Lebanon.

In 2014, Christians made up 92.48% and Druze made up 7.06% of registered voters in Aaray. 86.57% of the voters were Maronite Catholics.

Aaray is a regional producer of grapes, olives, pines, and jujube. The village is a major producer of olive-oil and olive-oil soap as well as pine nuts.

• Aaray, Localiban