1862 Umayyad Mosque Courtyard View of the Minaret of the Bride Framed Vintage Photo Size:8″×10″ • Heather colors are 52%

• Heather colors are 52% ring-spun combed cotton and 48% polyester

• Fine knit jersey

The Egyptian-Mamluk styled minaret is octagonal in shape and is built in receding sections with three galleries

1960 vintage color postcard reprint of Deir ez-Zor's Al-Ayour (جسر العيور) Bridge

Rare aerial photo reprint of the entire city of Iskenderun (الإسكندرونة) in 1934

1862 Umayyad Mosque Courtyard View of the Minaret of the Bride Framed Vintage Photo Size:8″×10″ • Heather colors are 52%Built in 831 during the Abbasid era, the Minaret of the Bride ( ) was the first of the three minarets that tower above the Umayyad Mosque ( ) in Damascus. Local legend claims that the minaret is named after the daughter of the merchant who provided lead for the minaret's roof. This view from the courtyard also includes the Dome of the Ablution Fountain ( ) and Dome of the Treasury ( ) in the bottom left. This is a reprint of a photo originally taken