The Grand Mosque in Erbil
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St. Mary Armenian Orthodox Church, Baghdad
Situated in Midan Square, facing Al-Rashid Street in Baghdad, the Church, built in 1640, is believed to be the oldest in Baghdad. It was built by the Baghdadi Armenians on the land gifted by the Ottoman Sultan Murad IV. The place is known to have been a place of worship not just to the Armenian Orthodox but to other sects as well. Give this place a visit and enjoy its spirituality and history!
The Holy Shrine of Imam Ali, Najaf
The shrine is one of the holiest locations for Muslims and Shi’a specifically, being as it is the burial place of Imam Ali, Prophet Mohammed’s son-in-law. As you step into this world, you cannot help but feel surrounded by spirituality and peacefulness and get impressed by its elegant and exquisite architecture. The place has attracted the attention of international visitors for centuries. Each year, millions of Muslim pilgrims seek the place from all parts of the world to pay tribute to Imam Ali.
The Grand Mosque of Kufa
Immaculate and beautiful, this mosque which is situated in Kufa, was built in the 7th century and is characterized by overruling spirituality and stunning architecture. It was home to Imam Ali, and it contains the remains of Muslim ibn Aqeel and Hani ibn Urwa, two of Imam Hussain’s messengers.
Al-Sahla Great Mosque
This is one of the most significant mosques in Kufa city. Its importance lies mainly in its being believed to be initially built as a neighborhood mosque for the early members of Shiite Muslims, the followers of Imam Ali. The spirituality of the mosque stems from the belief that it is the future home of the twelfth Imam, Al-Mahdi, whose emergence at the end of time is awaited by millions of Shiites around the world.