Jewish Quarter of Damascus

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The Jewish Quarter of Damascus is a historic neighborhood that once housed a vibrant Jewish community, known for its traditional courtyard houses, synagogues, and role in the multicultural fabric of one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic neighborhood
urban quarter
adjacentTo other historic quarters of the Old City of Damascus
continent Asia
country Syria
culturalContext Middle Eastern Jewish communities
Syrian Jewish history
demographicChange Jewish population largely emigrated in 20th century
hasBuildingType courtyard house
religious school
synagogue
hasBuiltFeature decorated wooden doors
inner courtyards
narrow passageways
stone and brick houses
hasCulturalHeritage Jewish religious traditions
Syrian urban architectural traditions
hasFunction commercial area
religious center
residential area
hasLanguage Arabic
Hebrew
Judeo-Arabic
hasReligionTradition Judaism
hasTypeOfSite religious heritage area
residential heritage area
heritageStatus historic urban fabric
historicallyInhabitedBy Jews NERFINISHED
Mizrahi Jews NERFINISHED
Sephardi Jews NERFINISHED
historicalRole center of Jewish life in Damascus
part of one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities
knownFor Jewish communal institutions
role in multicultural fabric of Damascus
synagogues
traditional courtyard houses
locatedIn Damascus NERFINISHED
Old walled city of Damascus NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
partOf Old City of Damascus NERFINISHED
historic Jewish quarters in the Middle East
historic religious quarters of Damascus
region Levant NERFINISHED
timeOfMajorEmigration late 20th century
mid-20th century
urbanForm dense historic fabric
narrow lanes

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Ancient City of Damascus World Heritage Site hasPart Jewish Quarter of Damascus