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2. “………………… with his two hands resting on the arms of two angels. When he will bend his head drops of water will fall from it, and when he will raise it , white drops like pearls will fall from it……………………………………………” This one is a very long Hadith (tradition, saying of Prophet Muhammad SAW) describing the appearance of Dajjal, the anti-christ and being killed by Hazrat Isa (PBUH) with future conditions which can be referred to in the above mentioned book. The Second coming of Prophet Isa (Jesus son of Mary PBUH) is a belief shared both by the Christians and Muslims with several mentions in the Books of both religions. Although the photo depicted are sourced from internet, it is not made sure which Minaret is referred to here, but the Great Mosque of Damascus is possibly the same as referred to in the Hadith. And Allah knows best.

3. Brief History

4. THE GREAT ‘UMMAYAD MOSQUE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA. The descent of Hzt Isa (PBUH) at a place common to Muslims and Christians is having a great significance. The presence of shrine of Prophet Yahya (John) AS, is also to be noted, as in many places in The Quran, Prophet Yahya (AS) is mentioned together with Prophet Isa (AS). Hzt Isa (AS) would bear allegiance to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and help muslims.

5. ONE MINARET IN THE GREAT MOSQUE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA

9. The language is Aramaic, the one spoken by Jesus Christ. Only in Malula, with a population of about 5,000, and in two nearby villages does Aramaic survive.

10. As home to several Christian holy sites, including the fourth-century St. Sergius' Church, which was built to honor soldiers slain by a Roman emperor because of their beliefs, Malula has long been a haven for Christians. They make up about half the population, a far larger proportion than the 13 percent in Syria as a whole . Maaloula-St-Thecla from top of rock

12. In Malula, spoken Aramaic has lived on, unmolested by successive conquerors who never bothered to force conformity on such a remote place, a redoubt that lies at an altitude of 5,000 feet