Today, I am taking you to the city of Malula, which fascinates with its historical texture and is a holy ground for Christianity. In this special Vlog, Mr. We examined in detail this city, which is thought to be the birthplace of Jesus.
This city, which is very close to the city Damascus, is a very important city in terms of religion and history. The city is about 60 km from Damascus. Unfortunately, Malula is a city heavily affected by the war. In fact, as we know from the press, the nuns here were kidnapped by the disgusting terrorist organization Isis. They were saved by the efforts of international organizations.
The city of Malula is considered a historically important place and has gained this importance for several reasons:
Hz. Claim of Birthplace of Jesus: Malula, according to the Christian belief, Hz. It is considered one of the places where Jesus was born. Therefore, it has great religious significance for the Christian faith. This claim makes the city a holy place for Christian pilgrims and tourists.
The Last Survival of Aramaic: Malula, Hz. It is one of the rare places where the Aramaic language spoken at the time of Jesus still survives. This is of great importance to linguists and researchers, and the city is a valuable resource for understanding the history and evolution of Aramaic.
Religious Heritage and Monasteries: Malula is home to a variety of religious heritage and monasteries. Located in the city of St. Sergius Monastery, St. Taqla Monastery and St. Georgius Monastery are important religious centers for Christianity and are of great historical value.
Cultural Richness: Malula's architectural style, traditions and cultural features form part of the rich heritage of the Middle East. The narrow streets, stone houses and traditional lifestyle of the city offer visitors the opportunity to travel into the past.
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