MUSHABBAK CHURCH

The building dates back to the end of the Fifth Century and was probably conceived as a step on the pilgrimage route of Saint-Siméon; he benefited from the best architectural knowledge of the time. The three wings of the nave are delimited by two rows of columns that have their capitals and always support the windows on the floor. As a whole, it shows a change in style, less cumbersome than that of the previous era. The building gains light and height. Like the pilgrims, make a break on the road to Saint-Siméon. At the end of the day, the rougissante light gives it even more stamp.