1949 Ain Al-Arous, Raqqa Stamp Sheet Framed Reprint Size:11″×14″ She held de facto power

She held de facto power and by 271 AD she brought much of the Roman east

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Noria al-Qaq took its name from the garden it irrigated and the nearby Maqsaf café

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1949 Ain Al-Arous, Raqqa Stamp Sheet Framed Reprint Size:11″×14″ She held de facto powerThis 1949 Stamp has many layers to its story. It is part of a commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Postal Union (UPU). The fully independent Syrian Republic (the official name of the country until 1958) joined the Universal Postal Service a month into its independence in 1946. Interestingly, this stamp features an illustration of the French 'Armee Du Levant' Fort in Ain Al Arous (Spring of the Bride ), in the Tal Abyad district ( )