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The wooden door decorations are made with wood carving technique. After the painting process, the doors’ paints were worn out.<\/p>\n
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“It is said that this gate, called the soldier’s gate, got its name from its decorations. Two pistols facing the sky; “”He is fighting with a force dedicated to Allah””, and two intertwined crescent motifs indicate that he is “”fighting for the sake of Islam””. The Shua motifs also represent the sun and the scattering of light. It is believed that the door may have been painted blue afterwards to represent the sky. Doors that smell of roses
\nHe waits for the owner of the rose,
\nOh, it would be nice if it came\u2026
\nIf opens me up\u2026
\nAnd Touch\u2026”<\/p>\n
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