Archeology
Declassified spy satellite, 1,400-year-old ghost town appears
Images taken by the US KH-9 (Hexagon) spy satellite system in 1973 brought about a spectacular archaeological discovery.
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Interesting facts about Malaysia
Durian is considered the king of fruits in Malaysia, and mangosteen is dubbed the fruit queen and capable of cooling.
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Decoding 10 unexpected facts about the country of thousands of islands in Indonesia
The unexpected revelations of Indonesia - host country of the 2018 ASIAD period below made many people excited and mixed with surprise.
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Things you didn't know about Bahrain kingdom
Coming here, Vietnam U23 team will have a confrontation with Bahrain. So what do you know about this rival country?
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What do you know about the flag of Uzbekistan?
On January 27, the national flags of Uzbekistan and Vietnam will fly on Changzhou, Jiangsu and China stadiums in the final of the U23 Asian Championship.
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8 important inventions of Muslims
Since ancient times, Muslims have discovered the method of surgery or the design of flying machines, paving the way for the development of today's civilized world.
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The world's largest graveyard exists for more than 1,400 years
Wadi us-Salaam 'Peaceful valley', is a Muslim graveyard in the holy city of Najaf, Iraq, with an area of more than 6 km2, it is also considered the largest graveyard i…
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Discover the truth about Muslim headscarves
Behind the black Muslim shawl is a private world with strict rules.
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The festival of killing creepy goats in the world
In order to pray for peace and rain, the people in some parts of the world performed brutal rituals with goats, despite public opposition.
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The secret of the medieval thief group
A group of medieval and highly organized Muslim super thieves have used special and slightly unusual tools to break into houses.
World Heritage
UNESCO brought the ancient city of Hebron in the West Bank to the list of world heritage
On July 7, the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) brought the ancient West City city of Hebron to the list of protected world heri…
World Heritage
Jerusalem Citadel - Jerusalem
In 1982, the United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization recognized the Old City of Jerusalem as a world cultural heritage.
Archeology
Is it true that China found America before Columbus?
In 1405 during the Ming dynasty, a Chinese eunuch of the Muslim ethnic group named Zheng He made the first of seven trips from western China through the Indian Ocean.
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China is rewarding 1,500 USD to decode the ancient gold coin
The government of Hunan Province, China, will reward 1,500 USD for the successful decoder of the mysterious inscription on the back of 6 gold coins dating from the 13th…
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Lizard used to be in the Arab diet?
Muslims are forbidden to eat reptiles. However, a new study shows that people living in deserts in Saudi Arabia used to