With objects from key historic sites such as Palmyra, Damascus and the citadel of Aleppo, as well as immersive video installations that enable viewers to encounter these sites prior to the destruction they have suffered from in Syria’s long civil war, this exhibition stakes a claim for the significance of the nation’s heritage in world history. Find out more about the ‘Syria Matters’ exhibition from the Museum of Islamic Art’s website.
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Cavour Vase (14th century), Syria. Museum of Islamic Art, Doha
Copy of Muhammad ibn Yaʿqub al-Firuzabadi, al-Qamus al-Muhit (1389), Mamluk, Syria or Egypt. Museum of Islamic Art, Doha
Damascus (North Gate of the Great Mosque of Damascus) (detail; 1890), Gustav Bauernfeind. National Collection of Qatar
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