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Aleppo’s ancient fortress: A chronicle of resilience and heritage
The use of #Syria's #CitadelOfAleppo dates back to at least the middle of the third millennium BC
Julia Domna: Roman empress from Syria
Dr. #SemiramisCorsiSilva writes about #Roman empress from #Syria #JuliaDomna
Syria’s legacy of hospitality: Embracing refugees throughout history
#YasseAshkar writes about #Syria's long history in embracing #refugees
Sultan Al-Atrash: An icon of Syrian resistance
More than 42 years after his death, #SultanPashaAlAtrash is still looked at as a symbol of #Syrians' unyielding ongoing resistance
Was Roman emperor of Syrian origin Elagabalus a transgender?
The North Hertfordshire Museum decided to update the information on #Elagabalus after concluding that this #Roman emperor was, in fact, a transgender woman
Musaharati: A Ramadan tradition barely surviving Syria’s hard times
The drummer, or Musaharati, is the person who shoulders the responsibility for waking the faithful who are fasting during the month of Ramadan.
The Coin: A poem narrating a Syrian true story
"Why here? Why now?
The old man said;
It’s a dangerous time;
You could end up dead."