My Italian priest friend transforms his church at night to a place where the poor and refugees can come and eat for free. He also gets people to play music for them.5yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/pics
This wall is 3,000 years old. It used to be one slab of stone. The Phoenicians cut it and build a city with it (Batroun) and they left the wall as a protection and it still stands today.3yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The father and brother of Noura, the young girl who drowned in the river carrying her today. Our prayers are with you.3yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/lebanon
Yesterday I posted a pic of this cedar tree in Faqra... I went there today and took another pic that clearly shows how the trunk emerges from the rock...4yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/lebanon
How's this overloading still allowed after last week's carnage in Kab Eias?3yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/lebanon
In case you’re wondering what the burning bush of Moses looks like today. Saw it this afternoon for the first time (and apparently it’s green all year round). Located in Saint Catherine’s monastery on Mount Sinai. Look carefully underneath it, there’s the icon of Moses taking off his sandals.5yr ⋅ ibn-battouta ⋅ r/pics
