Important Historical Sites Of The Moslem Empire
In preparation for the Persian New Year this month, discover 10 historical sites that made history during the Moslem Empire.
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Syria
Daily Life, Arab Style
Syrians consider themselves to be at the heart of Arabic culture, they are extremely nationalistic and proud of their beloved Souria. A stroll down most any street in Damascus or the outlying areas, at any time of day, will give you a tremendous feel for family life in Syria. There’s always something going on, no matter what time.
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Syria: Before Civil War
A rich cultural heritage built over 5,000 years has all but disappeared under the rubble of civil and political chaos. Devastating news to anyone with even a passing interest in ancient civilisations as now, in the historic cities of Damascus and Aleppo, UNESCO-listed heritage sites have been destroyed by fighting.
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Syrian Food: Four Courses of Heaven
Damascenes are tremendously proud of their local food. One of Damascus’ many charms is the street food, which is everywhere. You won’t walk far without seeing a Shawarma stand and Syrian style Shawarma is absolutely delicious – hard to compare with anything in the Middle East.
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Syrian Drinks: Repast in a Teacup
Tea and other beverages are an important part of Arabic culture. Invariably, during brisk negotiations in the souk, small glasses of extremely sweet tea will appear. The Arabic people, though world-class hagglers, never forget their famous hospitality.
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