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tombs at Damascus (cemetery): at Damascus between the Jāiya Gate and the Little Gate
Tombs of the Martyrs (cemetery): A cemetery outside Damascus to the west
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    • Aḥūdemmēh (church): at Ḥarrān
    Anastasia (church): at Constantinople
    Anastasia (church): at Beirut
    Apostles (church): at Constantinople
    Apostles (church): at Rome
    Apostles (church): in Persia
    Apostles (church): at Caesarea
    Apostles (church): at Edessa
    Ascension (church): at Jerusalem
    Bīʿat ʿAdī (church): A church in al-Kufa named after ʿAdī b. al-Dumayk al-Lakhmī
    Bīʿat Khālid (church): A church built in al-Kufa by Khālid b. ʿAbd Allāh al-Qasrī for his mother, who was a Christian
    Bīʿat al-Mazʿūq (church): A church mentioned in poetry alongside Dayr al-Ḥarīq
    Bīʿat Qusyān (church): A church at Antioch which was alleged to have earlier been the palace Dār Qusyān
    Caesarea (church): church at Alexandria
    Cassianus (church): at Antioch
    cathedral of Aleppo (church): A place
    Cathedral of Ḥarrān (church): A place
    chapel of Saint John the Baptist (church): A church on the Jordan River two leagues from Jericho
    chapel of St. John (church): A church at the Jordan river near Jericho, dedicated to John the Baptist
    church at Baʿlabakk (church): A place
    Churches of the Syrians (church): A place
    church of Corinth (church): A place
    church of Gabriel (church): A church in Nazareth
    Church of Mar Daniel called Mar Dīmīṭ (church): at Edessa
    Church of Mār Jacob (church): at Nisibis
    Church of Mary (church): Church in Ḥimṣ divided between Muslims and Christians for some time
    Church of Resurrection (church): A church in the city of Jerusalem, also known as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
    church of Saint Barbara (church): On a hill outside Antioch
    church of Saint Cyprian (church): On a hill outside Jerusalem
    church of Saint James the son of Zebedee (church): A church in Jerusalem
    church of Saint Mary and Martha (church): A church in Bethany
    church of Saint Mary (church): A church at Tartus
    church of Saint Mary (church): A church outside Antioch
    church of Saint Mary of Pasmoyson (church): A church in Jerusalem
    church of Saint Paula (church): A church in or near Bethlehem
    church of Saint Peter and Saint Sophia (church): The main church in Tarsus in Cilicia
    church of Saint Peter (church): A church in Jerusalem
    church of Saint Peter (church): A church in Gihon, outside Jerusalem
    Church of Saints Paula and Eustochium (church): A tomb in Bethlehem
    church of San Salvatore (church): A church in Jerusalem, reputed to be the converted house of the high priest Caiaphas
    church of St. Abram (church): at Hebron; formerly a synagogue
    Church of St Anne (church): A church in Jerusalem
    Church of St. John (church): A church in Jerusalem
    Church of St. John Lateran (church): i.e. the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran, Rome
    Church of St. Michael (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE.
    Church of St. Stephen (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE.
    Church of St. Theodore (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE.
    Church of St. Thomas the Apostle (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE.
    Church of the Forty Martyrs (church): at Kayshūm
    church of the Magnificat (church): A church three leagues from Jerusalem, on the site where Mary was believed to have sung the Magnificat
    Church of the Nativity (church): A church in Bethlehem, located on the cave traditionally considered to be the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth
    church of the Rooster Crowing (church): A church outside Jerusalem, named after Peter's denial of Jesus in the Gospels
    Church of Zacharias (church): Church in Ḥimṣ apparently converted into a mosque
    Confessors (church): at Edessa
    Euphemia (church): church, at Chalcedon
    Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (church): church at Āmid
    Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (church): church at Mārdīn
    Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (church): church at Edessa
    Gethsemane (church): A place
    Golgotha Church (church): A church in Jerusalem over the supposed site of the crucifixion of Jesus, next to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
    Green Church (church): at Takrīt
    Grigorios (church): church, at Neocaesarea
    Hagia Sophia (church): at Edessa
    Hagia Sophia (church): "cathedral at Constantinople"
    house of bread (church): where Jesus taught his disciples the Lord's Prayer (Luke 11:1-4).
    John the Baptist (church): church at Damascus
    John the Baptist (church): church at Sebaste (Palestine)
    John the Baptist (church): A church in Edessa which burned down in the 1180s.
    Kanīsat al-Ghurāb (church): A church on mount Munīf in al-Andalus
    Kanīsat Ḥanis (church): A church in Alexandria
    Kanīsat al-Kaff (church): A church at the top of Jabal al-Ṭayr
    Kanīsat Maryam (church): A church in Damascus
    Kanīsat Yūḥannā (church): A church in Damascus demolished by the Umayyad caliph al-Walīd b. ʿAbd al-Malik to build the Umayyad mosque
    Kyr Antonios (church): church at Neocaesarea
    Mār Bar Ṣawmā (church): at Antioch
    Mār Giwargīs church (church): A church in Melitene
    Mār Giwargīs (church): at Qūbbē
    Mār Giwargīs (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE.
    Mār Giwargīs (church): A church in Antioch
    Maria (church): church at Constantinople
    Māriya (church): A church in Ethiopia
    Mār Julianus (church): near Antioch
    Mar Mammas (church): church at Malatya
    Mar Petros (church): church at Antioch
    Mār Qōzmā and Dōmyānā (church): A church in the city of Tella.
    Mār Qōzmā (church): A church in Edessa destroyed by the Arabs in the late 12th century CE. Also called "the Church of the Kerchief."
    Mār Sargīs (church): church at Gabhīthā
    Mār Yūḥanon (church): at Kayshūm
    Mār Zʿōrā (church): a church at Āmid
    Mother of God (church): on Mount Gerizim
    Mother of God (church): at Baalbek
    Mother of God (church): at Laodicea
    Mother of God (church): at Zeugma
    Mother of God (church): in Persia
    Mother of God (church): at Edessa
    Mother of God (church): at Antioch
    Mother of God (church): at Āmid
    new church at Antioch (church): built by Syriac Orthodox patriarch Elias in 1032 AG / 721 CE

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