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Syria
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جامع النوري
Hama
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The Nur al-Din Mosque in Hama was built by Nur al-Din Zengi in the 12th century near the Orontes and is topped by a square stone minaret.
Hama
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Hama
A café in Hama. Hama is a city on the Orontes in central Syria, famous for its giant wooden norias (waterwheels) that have lifted water from the river for centuries; it also has the Azm Palace and old souqs.
Hama
A food court in Hama. It serves chicken. Hama is a city on the Orontes in central Syria, famous for its giant wooden norias (waterwheels) that have lifted water from the river for centuries; it also has the Azm Palace and old souqs.
Hama
A restaurant in Hama. Hama is a city on the Orontes in central Syria, famous for its giant wooden norias (waterwheels) that have lifted water from the river for centuries; it also has the Azm Palace and old souqs.
Hama
A fast-food restaurant in Hama. Hama is a city on the Orontes in central Syria, famous for its giant wooden norias (waterwheels) that have lifted water from the river for centuries; it also has the Azm Palace and old souqs.
Hama
A restaurant in Hama. Hama is a city on the Orontes in central Syria, famous for its giant wooden norias (waterwheels) that have lifted water from the river for centuries; it also has the Azm Palace and old souqs.
Hama
The Azm Palace in Hama is a grand Ottoman house on the bank of the Orontes, built in 1740 by As'ad Pasha al-Azm when he was governor of Hama; today it houses a museum of popular traditions.