Barran Temple, also known as the Awwam Temple, is an ancient pre-Islamic religious site located in Marib, Yemen. Dating back to the 7th century BCE, the temple was dedicated to the moon god Almaqah, who was revered by the Sabaean civilization. The structure features impressive architectural elements, including massive stone pillars and intricate carvings, which reflect the advanced engineering and artistic skills of its builders. The temple served as both a religious center and a place of pilgrimage, playing a crucial role in the spiritual and cultural life of the Sabaean people.
The Temple of Awwam, also known as the Mahram Bilqis, is an ancient Sabaean religious site located in Marib, Yemen. Dating back to the 7th century BCE, it was dedicated to the moon god Almaqah, who was considered the chief deity of the Sabaean pantheon. The temple is renowned for its impressive architecture, including a large oval-shaped sanctuary, massive stone columns, and intricate inscriptions that offer insights into the religious practices and societal structure of the Sabaean civilization.
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