Syria's Set Zaynab town has Prophet Muhammad-linked grave

Syria's Set Zaynab town has Prophet Muhammad-linked grave

SAYYIDAH ZAYNAB, Syria - The Syrian town of Sayyidah Zaynab, commonly known as Set Zaynab, south of Damascus, photographed on Oct. 1, 2014, is home to the Zaynab Mosque, the grave of Zaynab, granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad, with its golden dome seen in the background.

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