In my last post I told you about my experience in Madinah, today I would like to share with you some of the curiosities that I found on the internet, the second one seemed a bit scary to me. Enjoy the reading.
En mi último post les conté mi experiencia en Madinah, hoy me gustaría compartir con ustedes algunas de las curiosidades que encontré en internet, la segunda me pareció un poco terrorífica. Disfrutad de la lectura.
- Location of the first Islamic garden 🌴:
While Medina is known for its date palms, not many know that the first Islamic garden, called Rawdatul Jannah, also called the Garden of Paradise, was planted in this city. There are accounts of this garden in various publications that portray the place as sacred and special.
- Ubicación del primer jardín islámico 🌴:
Aunque Medina es conocida por sus palmeras datileras, no muchos saben que el primer jardín islámico, llamado Rawdatul Jannah, también llamado Jardín del Paraíso, se plantó en esta ciudad. Existen relatos de este jardín en diversas publicaciones que describen el lugar como sagrado y especial.
- The "ghost" camel🐪:
Locals say that a "ghost camel" appears on nights when the atmosphere is particularly clear. Bedouins speak of a white camel that carries a message from ancient times. A legend, perhaps, but such stories add mysticism to the Medina landscape.
- El camello "fantasma"🐪:
Los lugareños dicen que un "camello fantasma" aparece las noches en que la atmósfera es especialmente clara. Los beduinos hablan de un camello blanco que lleva un mensaje de tiempos antiguos. Una leyenda, quizá, pero tales historias añaden misticismo al paisaje de Medina.
3.The "sister" trees🏝:
In some of the most interesting aspects of these Medina palms, rare pairs grow together and are referred to by the natives as "sister palms." This strange formation has been a source of wonder for centuries and part of the natural charm of the city.
3.Los árboles "hermanos🏝:
En algunos de los aspectos más interesantes de estas palmeras Medina, pares raros crecen juntos y son referidos por los nativos como "palmeras hermanas." Esta extraña formación ha sido fuente de asombro durante siglos y parte del encanto natural de la ciudad.
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