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Khirbet Sarmada Roman Ruins
““Five basalt columns stand in a row 9 meters high, forming a monumental entrance to the Roman road to Antioch. The Greek inscription immortalizes the Amorite king Gamliel II as
““Five basalt columns stand in a row 9 meters high, forming a monumental entrance to the Roman road to Antioch. The Greek inscription immortalizes the Amorite king Gamliel II as
One of the ancient gates of the old city of Aleppo, located on the southern side of the city, is believed to be named after the shrine of the Prophet
“It was founded by King al-Zahir Ghazi near the souq to support poor students. It consists of a rectangular courtyard with a vaulted portico with sleeping rooms on both sides.
It is a historic building located in northwest of Aleppo, Syria. It is the oldest surviving Byzantine church, dating back to the 5th century. The church is commonly known as
This church is one of Aleppo’s significant historical landmarks, reflecting the city’s rich and cultural diversity before recent events in Syria. The original structure was built in 1500 and then
Abdullah ibn Abbas Mosque is relatively modern compared to Aleppo’s historic mosques. It was named after Abdullah ibn Abbas, the cousin of Prophet Muhammad, known for his deep knowledge and
Bab al-Salam is one of the oldest and most significant gates of Aleppo, originally part of the ancient walls that once surrounded the city. It was built during the Islamic
Built during the flourishing Aleppine arak , this building reflects a fusion of Damascene architecture with Italian Baroque influences. Its wooden ceiling is adorned with nymph sculptures, holding groups of
The Maqdamiyya School was closely linked to the development of inheritance sciences in Aleppo. In its essence, there is a vaulted school room, centered around a square patio surrounded by
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