Are Azan Clocks The Next Best Option To Visiting Damascus?
July 15th, 2010
According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, tourism is booming in Syria. In 1994, investors decided to transform these homes into boutique hotels, enabling tourists to spend their nights within the high walls of the Old City. The rooms were mosaic-decorated rooms with spacious courtyards and lemon trees surrounding the water fountains. The harmonic azan of the Grand Mosque of the Umayyads could now be heard first-hand and tourist attractions such as the old spice bazaars of Bzuriyah and Hamidiyah was all within walking distance of these new boutique hotels. For those who do not have the pleasure of visiting Islamic countries such as Syria can still benefit from Azan clocks which will play a recording of beautiful azans whenever the time for prayer comes.
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