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What we know today as Syrian music has been shaped through the ages by many types of musicial sounds. During the early Islamic Period, between 650 and 900 C.E. (see [...]

Syria was part of the Byzantine Empire when the Muslim Arabs arrived in 634 C.E. They swiftly conquered the country, but did not force the people, the majority of whom [...]

In the negotiations that followed World War I, the French and British divided the Ottoman Arab provinces, including the land known today as Syria, between them. As a result, Syria [...]

The article focuses on the history of Syrian Desert and provides information on the control of Syria by Romans, the design of various Greco-Roman art in the temples, and several historic monuments of Syria.

As a Roman province, Syria played an important role in some key events. At the beginning of the third century C.E., the area began to assume even greater importance. Three [...]

Ebla and Mari were the two most important city-states in ancient Syria, and each served as a center of trade and culture in the Middle East. Located in what is [...]

WHAT'S THE SAME? The people of Syria continue to honor their past, aware of the many contributions they and their ancestors have made not only to Syria, but also to [...]

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses historical and religious aspects of Syria and refugee camps in Syria, which are discussed in the magazine, DIG Into History.