Bab al-Faraj

Bab al-Faraj Gate of Deliverance or Bab al-Faradis was one of the 9 primary entryways of the old city dividers of Aleppo, Syria. It was situated at the northern side of the antiquated city. The door was destroyed in 1904. Some remaining parts are as yet found at the north-eastern piece of the gate.Bab al-Faraj was worked by Az-Zahir Ghazi and later redesigned by A Nasir Yusuf. In 1904 it was torn down with a segment of the encompassing texture to wind up an open square known by a similar name.

These days, it is a noteworthy intersection of the movement stream all through the old city to the extramural regions. The Bab al-Faraj remaking venture is one of the primary protection endeavors in Aleppo. It began in 1978 is as yet in progress. The remaining parts of the first door were as of late revealed and are a few meters under road level. The door will be the concentration in an archeological stop that is a piece of the advanced community programs in the leveled territory.