A 19th-century Syriac Catholic church in Old Mosul, known for its columns of Mosul marble and its domes.
It was badly damaged in the war and restored under UNESCO’s “Revive the Spirit of Mosul” initiative, alongside al-Nuri and the al-Saa’a church.



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A 19th-century Syriac Catholic church in Old Mosul, known for its columns of Mosul marble and its domes.
It was badly damaged in the war and restored under UNESCO’s “Revive the Spirit of Mosul” initiative, alongside al-Nuri and the al-Saa’a church.
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