Taq kasra without borders

"Taq Kasra"the world’s largest brick vault. The palace is a symbol of the Persian Empire in the Sasanian era (224-651 AD), when a major part of Mesopotamia was part of Persia.

It was a magnificent building of Persian civilization in Ctesiphon.

Taq Kasra (Taq-i Kisra), also known as the Arch of Ctesiphon, in late antiquity was a royal Persian residence but since a few centuries ago, in view of geopolitical changes in the Near East, it is located in Iraqi territory, close to the capital city of Baghdad. It was neglected shortly after the Arab invasion of Persia [Iran] in the 7th century AD but remained a source of inspiration for archaeologists, poets and other travellers.

At present, this work of what I loved and portrayed not only the past but actually the good future of this building.

The Taq kasra has been destroyed for many years due to its geographical border, power border and border of differences of opinions.

So we must work together to prevent the complete destruction of this magnificent building to bring it to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

I Hope one day we will respect each other's differences and live well together.