Visit Ar Raqqah

Ar Raqqah is a city located in northern Syria on the banks of the Euphrates River. It was once an important trading hub and has since become renowned for its rich history, culture, and archaeological sites. Tourists visiting Ar Raqqah can explore sites such as the Great Mosque of Raqqa, which dates back to 12th century CE, or visit Al-Naim Square for a glimpse into traditional Syrian culture. The ancient city wall still stands and provides an interesting insight into its past as one of the most important cities in Islamic history. Other attractions include many museums showcasing various aspects of Syrian heritage such as art, music, literature and archaeology. An interesting historical fact about Ar Raqqah is that it was one of the first Muslim cities established during the rule of Umar ibn al-Khattab in 636 AD.