Syria

Fourty miles away from each other

1840

yes i need to know the requirements for syrian how to take a philippine visa..

cool awesome

mostly poor

Hazael came to power by assassinating the King before him, who was named Ben-Hadad. Hazael was not of royal birth, so he might have named his son after his predecessor to link him to royalty and to send a signal that he meant for the rulership of Syria to remain in his family.

syria itself is not economically wealthy, but the people in it are. they have extremely large family inheritances and pride themselves on their wealth. furthermore, syrian culture is driven by prestige and money. if you have neither, you can rely on your self respect and dignity as backup, and if you dont have that either, then youre a nobody.

syrians, especially in the past few decades, have become extremely successful in the western world. they boist of world renown doctors and are very ambitious because the more success they bring about for themselves, the more prestige they can rank in and thus the more highly thought of they are.

to be apart of a syrian community requires nothing but money and a sense of self respect, if you have those you are admitted into their society. syrians are extremely maticulous about who they admit, and are very racist as well. they dont even marry outside of their own city and if they do, its all very hush hush. if you arent syrian and are allowed into their society, then you must either 1)have a lot of money or 2) be very well known/famous.

it is a dictatorship

6000 years

EDIT:

This is incorrect. Syria has been called Syria since 10,000 B.C. Syria used to be larger than it currently is, but it divided into multiple countries.

Source: I am Syrian.

Hafez al-Assad, president of Syria from 1971-2000,

1. Muslims conquered Damascus: 637 C.E.
2. Syria becomes a French Mandate: 1919 C.E.
3. Syrian Civil War begins: 2011 C.E.

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150,000

renowned great scholar and writer of Damascus Syria,Shaykh As'ad Muhammad Saeed as-Sagharji (Head Imam of al-Jame'al-Umawi, Syria) lives in Damascus. He is one of the greatest faqihs (jurists) of Syria. He is the author of the famous work "al-Fiqh al-Hanafi wa Adillatuhu". Not only is he a great scholar of Hadith, but also a deeply spiritual personality. The shaykh's works are taught in Jamia al Azhar, Egypt.

yes it is,its the oldest city in the world that has people living in it

First you have to have beaten the Deku Tree. Then, you need to go to the Lost Woods. If you don't know where it is, there should be a ledge to the left (or right if differently positioned) of the exit to Hyrule Field: opposite exit to the Deku Tree. Anyway, once in the Lost Woods, follow the song to the Sacred Forest Meadow. In other words, walk up to each path and determine which path when near plays the song (Saria's Song) the loudest. The rest is simple. Fight the Wolfos, and go through the maze. It's a simple maze. There's only one split, so you should be able to get through it just fine on your own.

my last name is bachar and from what i found out i could mean water bearer

A Hawk

It's capital of Syria.

No the Saad family has surplus but the syrian economy is in defecit.

I suggest you not to visit Syria at this moment. The Syrian dictatorship is "waging war" against "Sunni terrorists", which are actually pro-democracy peaceful protesters. The Arab Spring have pretty much opened the Pandora's Box in that country. Just wait until Assad gets toppled and new democratic political order forms.

Yes its 00963

Ramadan

Christmas

Haneka(Dont know if i spelled it right)

eid aladha

the day of independent of Syria

Muslim and Christian Brotherhood festival

Sultan Basha alatrash revolution against the french

the great Syrian Israel war.