The document provides information about Al.Jouf province in western Saudi Arabia. Some key details include: - It has an area of 76,000 square kilometers and a population of 400,000 people. Important cities include Sakaka, Qurayat, and Dawmat Al.Jandal. - Al.Jouf has a rich history dating back over 4,000 years and contains important archaeological sites that shed light on early human settlement in the region. - Notable historical and archaeological structures mentioned include Al.Rajajil stone circle, Zaabal Castle, the minaret of Caliph Omar Ibn Al-Khattab, the Omar Bin Alk

1. AL.JOUF A Piece of History

2. Location The western north of Saudi Arabia

3. ” Domat Al.Jandal lake” in Domat aljandal city .

4. Population 400,000 persons I t occupies area of 76,000 km The important cites of Al.Jouf province are Sakaka Qurayat Dawmat Al.Jandal

5. one of the richest regions of the Kingdom regarding Historic monuments The history of Al.Jouf province goes back more than four thousand years. The area is one of the most important grazing grounds in the Kingdom. In addition to grazing, its inhabitants are also working in agriculture wherein they grow palm trees, fruits and vegetables.

6. Al-Jouf is deeply rooted in history.

7. Archaeologists believe it is one of the first places where humans settled in the Arabian Peninsula .

9. a group of five stone columns standing in a large and irregular circle

10. Some historians say it may belong to a temple or an old palace.

11. It is called “Al.Rajajil” Which means “men” in a local dialect, it looks like standing men from a distance,

12. Zaabal Castle

13. I nsidious photos of the Castle

14. minaret of Caliph Omar ibn Al.khattab

15. Omar bin Alkhatab old Mosque

16. Marid Castle

17. Marid Castle