7 Most Haunted Places of Arab Countries In 2023
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Alaina
- . January 5, 2023
- . Update: January 6, 2023 3:05 pm
There is no doubt that there is a balance between good and evil in the universe. Whatever part of the world you may be in at the moment, the truth is that whatever it is that you are seeking—whether good or bad—is probably also pursuing you.
The 7 most haunted locations in Arab nations including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt demonstrate that there is a spooky side to the Arab countries, despite the fact that the Arab World as a whole has been a forerunner in many of the Middle East’s leading aspects.
The Top 7 Most Haunted Places of Arab Countries
1) Al Jazirat Al Hamra, Ras Al Khaimah (UAE)
The most well-known attributes of Al Jazirat Al Hamra are its purported ghost experiences and paranormal phenomena.
The island was selected as one of the filming locations for the action/thriller film “6 Underground” starring Ryan Reynolds. The film was created, with Netflix releasing it in 2019, after it was shot in 2018.
2) Al Qasimi Palace, Ras Al Khaimah (UAE)
Al Jazirat Al Hamra is within a 20-minute drive from the Al Qasimi palace in Ras Al Khaimah. This magnificent palace, which was finished in 1985, is said to have been abandoned as a result of paranormal experience reports.
Under the ownership of a new owner, Tareq Al Sharhan, it was first made available to the general public in 2019.
Its spectacular halls and rooms, which are embellished with marble, Moroccan tiles, priceless crystal chandeliers, and works of art, are now open to thrill-seekers and art enthusiasts alike.
3) Haunted House of Jeddah (Saudi Arabia)
The startling interest in the Irqah Hospital in Riyadh, which in 1991 treated Gulf War veterans Tweeted tidbits of rumors built to the point that numerous teenagers burst into the grounds, smashing windows and setting fire to everything.
Some individuals believe that this mansion (Shabab) serves as a magnet, drawing in young people. In 2004, Roger Harrison and Essam Al-Ghalib, members of the Arab News staff, published an article.
According to the account, 16 people have descended into the depths of this decaying heap, vanished forever, and were never heard from again. The residence is known as the “Place of Horror.”
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4) Bahla, Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate (Oman)
Despite being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bahla has a notoriety for being a ghost town. The town center’s derelict homes and palm gardens are rumored to be home to supernatural entities.
According to popular myths and traditions about these ghosts, the old city wall’s 12 km length was constructed by them in a single night.
This terrifying lore was so well known that it is said to have aroused the interest of Western media and led them to contemplate using it as the setting for their thriller movie Personal Shopper.
5) Roshdy Building, Alexandria (Egypt)
According to folklore, the Roshdy Building is haunted and home to numerous unexplainable real-life horrors.
Apart from the cries that are said to have been heard inside the building every night, very little is known about it.
Some others assert that it was created according to the Quran, which could be why there are eerie and ghostly things going on inside.
Another tale describes a dispute between the owners of the building and the construction workers, following which one of the workmen cursed the structure.
6) Haunted House in Jumeirah (Dubai, UAE)
There have allegedly been many reports of paranormal activity at this residence. This house also acts as a warning to anyone who hears it, from the eerie sounds of a man groaning to the cries of a newborn in the middle of the night.
In 2011, the villa consistently reported seeing ghosts and other eerie entities. Since then, there have been rumors that the villa has the power to control anyone who approaches it.
7) Irqah Hospital (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
The startling fascination in the Irqah Hospital in Riyadh, which in 1991 treated Gulf War veterans Tweeted tidbits of rumors built to the point that numerous teenagers went into the grounds, smashing windows and setting fire to everything. Irqah Hospital is one of the most haunted places in Saudi Arabia.
