Islamic

Constantinople, Hagia Sophia, General view

Qasr al-Hayr, Inside

Constantinople, Church of Sergius and Bacchus, Exterior

Gheriat el-Garbia, Mosque

Alexandria, Lighthouse: a fort is all that remains

Uch, Mausoleum of Bibi Jawindi

Susa, Mausoleum of Daniel

Clupea, General view

Akaba, Umayyad fort, Ummayad mosque

Clupea, Mosque

Qasr el-Kharaneh

Manuscript of the Quran with red dots to vocalize the text

Anjar, Umayyad town, South Street

Constantinople, Church of Sergius and Bacchus, Apse and mihrab

The battlefield of Manzikert

Diyarbakir, Tigris bridge, Piers

Diyarbakir, Tigris bridge, Medieval relief

Tus, Statue of Firdausi

Ankara, Citadel

Behistun, Safavid bridge on Sasanian piers

Ankara, temple of Augustus

Damascus, Umayyad Mosque, Interior

Susa, Mausoleum of Daniel, tomb

Van, Citadel, Approach from the west

Diyarbakir, Tigris bridge

Uch, Mausoleum of Bibi Jawindi

Constantinople, Hagia Sophia, Narthex, Imperial gate

Amida, Harput Gate, Medieval relief with birds, trees, and felines

Constantinople, Church of Sergius and Bacchus, Interior

Qasr al-Hayr

Qusair Amra, Throne hall, Six defeated kings: the Byzantine emperor, Roderic the Visigoth, Khusrau the Persian, and the Axumite Negus can be recognized; two others cannot be identified

Clupea, Southern harbor

Charax

Uch, Mausoleum of Bibi Jawindi

Jerusalem, Dome of the Rock

Akaba, Umayyad fort, Excavation

Harran, Mosque, Classical capital

Akaba, Umayyad fort, Wall

Rey, Citadel, with a Qajar rock relief

Nahr al-Kalb, Inscription by sultan Barquq

Hecatompylos, Serail

Issus (Kinet Höyük), Medieval comb

Diyarbakir, Tigris bridge

Uch, Mausoleum of Bibi Jawindi

Constantinople, Hagia Sophia, Nave

Didyma, Modern mosque, built in an old church, possible on the location of the ancient altar

Harran, Ayyubid castle

Yazd, Friday Mosque

Tus, Wall (in its present form Seljuk)

Damghan, Tari-khaneh mosque

Constantinople, Hagia Sophia, Exterior, Sinan's Support Wall

Qasr Banat, Well and sanctuary of a local saint

Today, the Yarmouk is the border between Jordan in the south (R) and Syria and Israel in the north, This photo was taken from the Golan Heights.

Siwa, Oracle and medieval minaret

Deh Bar Aftab-e Bala, Imamzadeh of Shah Qasem