قلعة ام طليحة التراثية - CQ5C+3HR قلعة ام طليحة التراثية

An ancient archaeological palace but unfortunately neglected by the Tourism and Heritage Authority

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Archaeological castle strategy. Its name is Saad Fort and its three wells It is a reality within the reserves of the salt mine Twelve studies Scientists referred to them and formed committees

A very old ancient castle It was built on a very ancient archaeological site from the ancient eras For its proximity to the salt ore mine Let's continue scientific It has been studied and designed according to the scientific theories of mountains The dairy pere inside And the level of the stone architecture And the square beer Study building and visualizing times Top level water and its analysis trends Research is ongoing

A castle made of mud with only stone bases and closed

Umm Taliha Palace in Al-Qara' It was founded and built by the Emir of Al-Qar’a, Ibrahim bin Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Najid (Al-Qar’awi) around 1200 AH. Before the collapse of most of its parts and landmarks, this great palace was two floors, and the height of the remaining walls is currently about seven meters, after being exhausted by years and erosion factors, which indicates that its height was more than ten meters, and in some accounts they mentioned that it was more than thirteen meters. This palace is unique in its kind, style and engineering design, as Sheikh Muhammad Al-Nasir Al-Aboudi mentioned it in his book, The Geographical Dictionary of the Land of Al-Qassim, as: (An important castle, it is said that there is an equivalent in the Qassim region), and the length of each of its sides is about twenty-five meters, and the thickness of Its foundations, whose walls bear about three meters, also contain two huge towers at its edges in the form of a circle, and in each of these towers there are openings for shooting guns through. The palace also contains a well inside and a well outside adjacent to it. Between them, according to the narrations of the elderly of the people of Al-Qar’a and the narration of some historians, and what increases this palace or castle’s importance and strangeness is that it is not known for it a door to enter it, which confirms that its door was operated in an unknown secret, and when he visited it and stood on its ruins, the historian Al-Aboudi was not It has a door, but recently a hole was made in one of its sides to accommodate a man, and according to the narrations as well, this palace was an impenetrable fortress for the people of Al-Qara'a during the brutal Ottoman attacks on Najd. Al-Qara’a was of great importance in that era, as the third imam of the first Saudi state, Saud bin Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al Saud, was appointed as an imam and judge for it in the year 1220 AH. Abdullah bin Blaihed, and the oldest document that was reviewed for Al-Qara’ was written in 1183 AH and its author is Sheikh Thunayan bin Suleiman Al-Hanbali (Abkhail) in which he described Al-Qara’ as “the well-known and well-known village from the Qassim villages.” A number of historians and orientalists have written about Al-Qura’ in which they described its people as having They also described the large population in the previous era, the abundance of water and the diversity of cultivation, and they mentioned in particular its most prominent historical features, including this elegant palace.