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Damascus Islamic Travel Guide
Damascus's Islamic travel hub brings halal dining, prayer access, Muslim-friendly hotels, and women/family-aware planning into one trust-led guide.
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Omayyad Mosque
Sayyida Ruqayya Mosque
Sayidda Zainab Mosque
Umayyad Mosque
Hamaza and al'Abbas Mosque
Masjid Al Hajbiyeh
Al Hassan Mosque
Al Wahhab Mosque
Hospice Sulaymaniyah
Al-Ahmad Mosque
Al Hallabi
Al Khawali
Arabesque Restaurant
Casablanca
Gemini
Pizza Roma
Leila’s Restaurant and Terrace
Beit Jabri Restaurant
La Casa
Art Café Ninar
Al Sehhi Restaurant
Bab Sharqi Restaurant
Anas Chicken
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Omayyad Mosque
Prayer
This is arguably Damascus’s most popular architectural attraction. It is a significant and sacred religious site for Muslims all over the globe. There are a number of stories and beliefs surrounding this architectural masterpiece. This mosque is magnificent from the limestone floors, to the gold mosaics depicting forests, domes and towers. Also located within it is a huge courtyard that houses the shrine of Hussein. Hussein is an important figure in Islamic history as he was the grandson of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) and the son of the early Muslim convert, Ali, who later became a Caliph. He is especially important to the Shiite Muslims. He was killed by the Omayyads during the battle of Kerbala.
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Damascus
Sayyida Ruqayya Mosque
Prayer
This mosque was built in memory of Ruqayya who is considered a saint by the Shiite Muslims. She was the daughter of Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H). The mosque was constructed recently in the 1980s around Ruqayya’s mausoleum. The interior comprises of numerous mirrors, the exterior is relatively simple and elegant. As with other mosques visitors must be dressed appropriately and take off their shoes before entering.
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Damascus
Sayidda Zainab Mosque
Prayer
This beautiful mosque is built at the Prophet’s (P.B.U.H) grand-daughter’s burial site. Built like the Sayidda Ruqayya mosque, it is very popular amongst Iranian and other Muslim pilgrims from all over the globe. The mosque is beautiful with a shiny onion shaped golden dome, beautiful blue tile work and two minarets. Zainab’s mausoleum is located in the centre of the mosque. The interior of the mosque is as lavish as the exterior with numerous mirrors and chandeliers decking the walls and ceiling respectively. Visitors must be dressed appropriately and take off their shoes before entering the mosque.
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Damascus
Al Mamlouka
Originally a house, this beautiful boutique hotel dates back to the 17th century. Guests will be treated to excellent service and simultaneously absorb the rich history of the vibrant Old City of Damascus. This hotel is located inside the Christian quarter. The décor is beautiful and elegant, mirroring the rich traditional Syrian style of low rise beds, carved wooden cabinets and glass lamps. Rooms are decorated differently, reflecting a specific period of Syrian history. There is a courtyard too, which creates a grand ambiance. In room facilities include satellite TV and a mini bar. Hotel facilities include a gallery, a restaurant and a bar. This hotel is in an excellent location; most of the attractions are located close by.
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Damascus
Damascus Cham Palace
This is arguably one of the city’s most lavish hotels, located in downtown Damascus. Rooms are large and well decorated. In room facilities include satellite TV and a mini bar. Hotel facilities are plentiful and include a beauty salon, pool, gym, sauna, restaurant, bar, room service and internet access.
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