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Khan al-Qadi
Khan al-Qadi was built in 1450 AD (854 ah) by Kamal al-Din al-Ma’arri, the judge of Aleppo. It is located in the Bab Qinnasrin district, directly across from the Arghun
Khan al-Qadi was built in 1450 AD (854 ah) by Kamal al-Din al-Ma’arri, the judge of Aleppo. It is located in the Bab Qinnasrin district, directly across from the Arghun
This complex was established in 1235 AD (633 AH) by order of Dhayfa Khatun, daughter of King Al-Adil Sayf al-Din Abu Bakr and wife of King Al-Zahir Ghazi ibn Salah
The Saint George Church (Mar Jirjis) is one of the oldest churches in Aleppo, located in the historic Jdeideh district, traditionally inhabited by the Syriac Orthodox community. It is believed
Bab al-Faraj, also known as Bab al-Faradis, is located north of the old town. It was originally built by Al-Zahir Ghazi and later reopened by al-Nasir Yusuf II. In 1904,
Hammam Bab Al-Ahmar was built during the Mamluk era in the fifteenth century, making it more than 537 years old. Its distinct dome, however, dates back to the Ottoman period.
Built for the prominent Ghoneim family, known for its inheritance of soap, the property was designed with a spacious patio in its center an oval source, surrounded by bitter lemon
The Ahmadiyya School changed into installed at a junction between Souq al-Hadid and Bab al-Nasr whilst Ahmad Pasha noticed the need for an institute to train clerks and accountants for
The Suweiqa Khanqah in Aleppo is one of the city’s most significant historical Sufi lodges, located in the old quarter, known as Suweiqa Aleppo or Souq al-Suweiqa, one of the
Al-Atiq souq operates as one of the earliest and most distinguished historical souqs of Aleppo since it exists in the bazaar system around Aleppo Citadel. The souq maintains its original
Saint Thecla was the daughter of a Seleucid nobleman and a trusted disciple of Saint Paul the Apostle. Through her unwavering faith and enduring persecutions, she gained great prominence in
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