
The beloved Sayeda Zeinab, a Syrian shrine (which many believe is the tomb of the Prophet Muhammad’s granddaughter), has managed to survive despite the atrocities of war.
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Original article by Anne Barnard published in the New York Times on 04/08/2014
The beloved Sayeda Zeinab, a Syrian shrine (which many believe is the tomb of the Prophet Muhammad’s granddaughter), has managed to survive despite the atrocities of war.
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