General Information
Also Known As
Madour Shrine, مزار مدور, Madour grave
Type
Mezar
Nahiya (Subdistrict)
Bilbil
Village or Nearby Villages
Current Status
The shrine's front wall was damaged early in the Turkish takeover of the area. The damage was reported on April 11, 2018, though the identification of the pictured site has not been fully confirmed.1
Bibliography
- McKeever, Alexander. "Afrin: Incidents Of Desecration And Destruction Of Cultural Sites." Bellingcat, July 11, 2019. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2019/07/11/afrin-incidents-of-desecration-and-destruction-of-cultural-sites/.
References
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Alexander McKeever, "Afrin: Incidents Of Desecration And Destruction Of Cultural Sites," Bellingcat, July 11, 2019, https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2019/07/11/afrin-incidents-of-desecration-and-destruction-of-cultural-sites/. Direct quote: "On April 11, 2018 a Facebook page named the Kurdish Legal Authority published a photo claiming to show destruction inflicted on the Madour shrine located in the Bulbul subdistrict. The shine is mentioned in an article by local website Tirej Afrin as being located on a hill to the west of the town Qirigole." Direct quote: "As of yet, we have not been able to confirm that this is the correct location, or corroborate the damage to the front wall through satellite imagery, however the Facebook photo appears to be original as it does not appear in reverse image searches." ↩