It is located in the southeast of the city of Hilla, on the Hilla River in particular. It is said that this is the place where Allah answered the prayer of prophet Ayyub, peace be upon him, where Allah brought water out of the earth in the form of two wells, one large well and …
It was built in the nineteenth century by the Iraqi Jewish personality Menachem Salih Daniel. The market is very beautiful and in the form of arches, and it was branching out from several rooms that were a hostel for Jewish visitors to the shrine of the Prophet Ezekiel, which is adjacent to the market.
Dhul-Kifl is located on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River, halfway between Kufa and Hilla. Historical studies show that the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II deported Jewish captives from the Kingdom of Judea in Palestine to Babylon. This deportation was known as the Babylonian captivity in the first and second stages, and it brought more …
It is currently called Birs Nimrud (Athar Birs), which was important in the Babylonian religion, as it was a place of worship for the god (Nabu), the son of the great Babylonian god (Marduk), located about 17 km south of the city of Babylon. The city of Borsippa contains a ziggurat, which is present until …
According to the Sumerian version of history, it is considered the first city in which a king reigns after the great flood that was mentioned in Sumerian myths, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It is pronounced in the Akkadian language, Kichatu, which was located near Tel Al-Ahmar in the Iraqi province of Babylon, 12 km from …
It is considered one of the most famous Iraqi palaces, which consists of 6 floors (4 upper and 2 lower) and an artificial hill overlooking the ruins from a side and from the Euphrates River from another side. The design of the palace is in the form of an archaeological site or looks like a …
The word Nanmakh means ((the great lady)), and this temple was for women only, as the Babylonian women used to sit in this temple once a year asking for a holy marriage. This temple is distinguished by the presence of the holy well so any Babylonian woman who commits a sin or guilt must bathe …
It is the main palace in which the archaeologists found in one of its courtyards the most important trace which is the symbol of Babylon and the representative of its greatness (the Lion of Babylon). It was found in 1776 AD by the German archaeological mission. It was made of basalt and it dates back …
It is a luxurious palace measuring (300 * 190 m) built with bricks. It is the southern palace of the great King of Babylon Nebuchadnezzar. This palace was inhabited by the kings of Babylon, Persia and the Greeks and it is the place where Alexander the Macedonian died. The palace consists of five halls, the …
It is the main street of the great city of Babylon and the sacred road that connects the city to the religious ceremonial house known as “Akitu” house. The southern part of this street was called in Babylonian by the name (Ishtar Lamcho), and its meaning is “the Ishtar god protects his army”. As for …
