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The Slave Sultan
Baibars
Arabian Drama portraitd many historical figures ..One of the best Arabian Drama was Baibars – The Slave Sultan
Series Trailer
Ep. 1 (English subtitles)
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Tagged arabian history, historical arabian drama, slave, Sultan
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Umayyad Art and Architecture
Hisham’s Palace. Jericho, Jordan. (724 AD)
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Prince Hisham

The tree of life

Umayyad Palace. Anjar, Lebanon.



Qasr al Hair. Damascus, Syria. (8th century AD)



Umayyad Mosque. Damascus, Syria.



Qasr al Hallabat. Jordan

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Umayyad Palace, Jordan.



Dome of the Rock. Jerusalem


Grand Mosque of Cordoba, Spain


al Mushatta Palace. Jordan.

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Madinat Al-Zahra


Qusayr Amra. Jordan


Khirbat al-Minya

Al-Sinnabra Palace

Umayyad Art
Umayyad prince



Sisera castle and well
Sisera well
Sisera is well carved in the rock one of the main effects of the region, dating back to the military commander called Canaanite Sisera, who fought against the Jews in Palestine
The commander of the army of the Canaanites, and mentioned his name in the biblical texts and Christian as an enemy of the Jews.
And located close to the castle Zaabal, 200 meters in the south-westZa,abal Castle , Pervious Sisera castle
Could be traced back to about 200 years and it is possible that castle was built on the remains of an old building that could be traced back to the nabatioun era during the first century BC to first century AC .
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Tagged bible figures, canaan, canaanite, sisera, sisera castle, sisera well
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Another flower Na’aman

Arabic called this flower Sahqaiq Al Na’aman (the sister of Na’aman) .. In one of the Arab myth it said that Na’aman was a king who loved this flower and when he died the flower surrounded his grave… here is the story of this king
As his predecessors he was an Arab ally to the Sassanid empire. He built the city of Numaniya on the right bank of Tigris. He was mentioned in the poetry of Al-Nabiga Al-Zibyani, Hassan Bin Thabit and Hatim Al-Taee. He was known, when having a good day, to reward the first stranger he saw, and, when having a bad day to kill the first stranger he saw. When the emperor of Persia asked Al-No’man to send his daughters and the daughters of his brothers as mistresses to the emperor, Al-No’man refused so the emperor of Persia overthrew him from his throne and kept him inprisononed, then killed him later. Some say he was killed by being thrown under the legs of elephants. Al-No’man before being killed kept the females of his family with the tribe of Bani Sheaban. The refusal of the tribe of Bani Sheaban to give the women to the emperor of Persia lead to one of the major pre-Islamic battles, the battle of Zee Qaar.
This is Arabian drama about this king
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Arabian women art
In the past, Arabian women couldn’t draw because the drawing was luxury they could not offered but they showed the world a different art

Even with the poverty and hardship Arab women will draw beautiful pictures in fabric Al Sadu

Al sadu would be with many colors that reflect her dream of world with many colors







