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Jacobs Monastery, severely damaged even today, but some parts are still standing, Jacobs Monastery is one of the places where the Prophet Abraham and the king of that period Nimrud fought, also known as the Jinn Mill or Nimruds Throne. In the area where the monastery is located, there is a shrine that is believed to date back to the second or third century BC. In the mausoleum there is an inscription of two lines, the first line of the inscription written in ancient Greek, and the second line was written in Syriac Papia, and wrote in the inscription for the one who built the tomb.
