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It was named in the hope of peace because it had never been the scene of any battles. It was built during the reign of Nur al-Din Zangi. It remained a symbol of tranquillity, as well as being the northern entrance to the city from its markets.
It was named in the hope of peace because it had never been the scene of any battles. It was built during the reign of Nur al-Din Zangi. It remained a symbol of tranquillity, as well as being the northern entrance to the city from its markets.
Bears a three-line Mamluk cursive inscription on its outer lintel. Late Ottoman era / Tanzimat period.
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