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@Nihonjin1051
I will try. Just give me a few minutes. I will have a busy day again today so pardon me if I don't answer your posts or answer them much later.
Lebanon:
Holly Foreground by rorizahr, on Flickr
Palestine:
Cloisters At The Church Of The Nativity by Sean Batten, on Flickr
Church of the Nativity. A World UNESCO Heritage Site.
Church of the Nativity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Iraq:
matti by pecos2009, on Flickr
Mar Mattai monastery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Egypt:
Saint Catherine Monastery by Quing Obillos, on Flickr
One of the oldest working monasteries in the world. It's a World UNESCO Heritage Site as well.
Saint Catherine's Monastery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Egypt:
Isolate by Señor William Picard, on Flickr
Monastery of Saint Anthony. Founded in 356.
Monastery of Saint Anthony - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Saudi Arabia:
Then you have remains/ruins of some of the first churches on earth such as the Jubail Church in KSA from the 4th century. Obviously not longer in use.
Jubail Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There are many more churches and dozens of other monasteries but I picked some of the most prolific ones.
@Zarvan
I already posted those photos many times. I don't have any good new ones due to the expansion work and due to the Mataf. The good ones are either posted in this thread or in the "Saudi Arabia in pictures" thread.
I will try. Just give me a few minutes. I will have a busy day again today so pardon me if I don't answer your posts or answer them much later.
Lebanon:
Holly Foreground by rorizahr, on FlickrPalestine:
Cloisters At The Church Of The Nativity by Sean Batten, on FlickrChurch of the Nativity. A World UNESCO Heritage Site.
Church of the Nativity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Iraq:
matti by pecos2009, on FlickrMar Mattai monastery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Egypt:
Saint Catherine Monastery by Quing Obillos, on FlickrOne of the oldest working monasteries in the world. It's a World UNESCO Heritage Site as well.
Saint Catherine's Monastery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Egypt:
Isolate by Señor William Picard, on FlickrMonastery of Saint Anthony. Founded in 356.
Monastery of Saint Anthony - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Saudi Arabia:
Then you have remains/ruins of some of the first churches on earth such as the Jubail Church in KSA from the 4th century. Obviously not longer in use.
Jubail Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There are many more churches and dozens of other monasteries but I picked some of the most prolific ones.
@Zarvan
I already posted those photos many times. I don't have any good new ones due to the expansion work and due to the Mataf. The good ones are either posted in this thread or in the "Saudi Arabia in pictures" thread.
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