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Al-Qilijiyah Madrasa
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Al-Qilijiyah Madrasa ( ) is a madrasah complex located between Souk al-Buzuriya and the Azm Palace inside the walled old city of Damascus , Syria .1 The madrasa was originally a residential house occupied by prince Sayf al-Din Ali bin Qilij al-Nuri who transformed it into a madrasa with a turbeh for his tomb. It is still in good condition with the Ayyubid architectural elements still intact.2
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madrasah complex located between souk al-buzuriya and the azm palace inside the walled old city of damascus
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madrasa complex located between al-buzuriyah souq and the azm palace inside the walled old city of damascus
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