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'''Souq Bab al-Saray''' is the largest heritage marketplace in ], Iraq.<ref>{{Cite web |title=SOUQ BAB AL-SARAY |url=https://mosul-heritage.com/souq-bab-al-saray-1 |access-date=2024-12-29 |website=Mosul-Heritage}}</ref>
'''Souq Bab al-Saray''' is a historic ] located in ].


It is the largest heritage marketplace in Old Mosul's market zone. It is a series of intersected organic and narrow roads, each specialized in trading specific products and items. Road widths range between 1.0 and 2.0 meters, with some relatively large areas at road intersections. It hosts Old Mosul's handicrafts marketplaces, such as Safareen, Hadadeen, Bazazeen, and Atareen. It is a series of intersected organic and narrow roads, each specialized in trading specific products and items. Road widths range between 1.0 and 2.0 meters, with some relatively large areas at road intersections. It hosts Old Mosul's handicrafts marketplaces, such as Safareen, Hadadeen, Bazazeen, and Atareen.


As a result of the ], this souq has lost many of its heritage structures and heritage activities, including old handicrafts. As a result of the ], this souq has lost many of its heritage structures and heritage activities, including old handicrafts.


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==Key Structures within the Souq== ==Key structures within the Souq==
The market includes a number of mosques and ], including: The market includes a number of mosques and ], including:
* Pasha Mosque * Pasha Mosque

Revision as of 00:13, 29 December 2024

36°20′35″N 43°08′08″E / 36.34298°N 43.13546°E / 36.34298; 43.13546

Souq Bab al-Saray (Buckingham, 1827).

Souq Bab al-Saray is the largest heritage marketplace in Mosul, Iraq.

It is a series of intersected organic and narrow roads, each specialized in trading specific products and items. Road widths range between 1.0 and 2.0 meters, with some relatively large areas at road intersections. It hosts Old Mosul's handicrafts marketplaces, such as Safareen, Hadadeen, Bazazeen, and Atareen.

As a result of the last war in 2017, this souq has lost many of its heritage structures and heritage activities, including old handicrafts.

Khan Al-Gumruk.

Key structures within the Souq

The market includes a number of mosques and khans, including:

  • Pasha Mosque
  • Shaikh Adbal Mosque
  • Khan Al-Gumruk
  • Khan Qasim Agha

References

  1. "SOUQ BAB AL-SARAY". Mosul-Heritage. Retrieved 29 December 2024.

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