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Al Ula is a historical and archaeological site in Saudi Arabia, famous for its ancient rock-cut tombs, sandstone mountains, and palm groves. It was once a thriving city and a crossroads of civilizations, but it was abandoned and forgotten for centuries. Why is Al Ula cursed? What happened to this mysterious place and its people? Find out in this article.
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Al Ula is a historical region in Saudi Arabia that is considered cursed by Muslims. Find out why Muslims are forbidden from visiting Al Ula and what makes it a place of awe and wonder.