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Raqqa/Rafiqa, Wall decoration in the Iwan of Qasr al-Banat
Remains of fortifications in Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Remains of arches in Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
A side from the ruins of Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Northern towers from inside the North Gate, Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Arabic calligraphy,
Jabla, Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Quranic calligraphy
Outside of the surrounding wall of Halabiyya fortress
A view of the walls and the castle, Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Remains of fortifications in Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Apse of basilica, al-Bara
Al-Khubra lake in Jabal Says
The main facade of the Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim, Jabla
Jabla, Entrance of the Mosque of Sultan Ibrahim
Jabla, Remains of the Roman Theater
The inner harbor, Jabla
Natural landscape and agriculture in Sahl Hawran (Hawran plain)
Sahl Hawran (Hawran Plain), The traditional operation of threshing wheat
View from Tall Hamidiyya to the plain, Wadi Jaghjagh and fields
Threshing in Sahl Hawran (Hawran Plain): farmers are separating wheat from chaff
Monastery of St Simeon Stylites, apse of east basilica
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An old photo in ʿAyn al-Fija, Wadi Barada
Waterfall of Zayzun in the Yarmuk valley in 1918
Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]
Remains of walls in Halabiyya-Zalabiyya
Syriac tombs in Jabal ʿAruda
View of the prayer hall, Jamiʿ an-Nuri (mosque), Homs
Mosaic decoration in the prayer niche, Jamiʿ an-Nuri (mosque), Homs
![Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]](https://syrian-heritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shap_import_44758-300x225.png "Tall Brak, one of the earliest and largest cities in northern Mesopotamia during the 4th millennium BC [Original photo name:eye temple4]")
