Doors Of Old Sana'a

1 - Bab al-Yemen: a door goes to the south and was south-called auspicious when senior of falling to the right of the Kaaba, has been known Bab al-Yemen other names did not gain fame original label (such as door Aden), (door Ghamdan), (the door of freedom) The latter after the Yemeni revolution, the longer section Yemen beautiful city well, and most offer and arrangement, which is the only remaining door properly and not been demolished and vandalism as the rest of the other doors. 2 - door peoples: a door goes to the neighborhood of the peoples in the north. 3 - door Stran: a door that leads and performs to the east towards the castle and let's Mountain and is known as the last (door of the palace). 4 - door beads: a door goes to the western side of the direction of the field inspired by a well-Azab, also named (door beads), while other non-core doors are: - * Door Khuzaymah: - a door to the south leads to Cemetery Khuzaymah, which continued to fence your neighborhood of Bir Al-Azab. * Door Alhqadif: - a door to the north and is also known as (steel door) This section follows the fence your neighborhood of Bir Al-Azab. * Door Albelkh: - a door toward the south, originally part of the fence for the bottom region of the Jews. * Door Roman: - a door toward the north-west follow your fence lone district well. * Door-bottom: - the other door of the fence for the bottom region of the Jews. The doors above are doors to the walls of a private neighborhood wells Azab and bottom Jews who established the result of the expansion outside the old city of Sanaa walled during Ayyubites era and later the Ottoman Turks, and due to the thickness and immunity wall ancient wall was surface wall expands to walk the eight horses combined, according to watch travelers Italian "blame Costa" in (the ninth century AH), and there are passages in the middle of the fence can Varsen that Emcaa gathered together while roaming and guard, also used the corridor itself for the passage of vehicles defender's old cases to defend the city to protect it from aggression.