One of the residues that were left behind from the disbelieving Abbasids in the Islamic nation during 786 A.D was a Flaming Minaret, 40 km from the city center of Karbala.
The Minaret is located in the Al-Ghareeba Desert between the passageway of Karbala and Ayn Al-Tamur. It is 14 km away from the famous Al-Tar caves.
The Minaret was built to be flamed so that it eased the pilgrim's tracks at that time. The Al-Ghareeba Desert signifies the marine pilgrimage that connects Iraq to Saudi Arabia; local residents gave it the title "Flaming Minaret".
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