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Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has announced the discovery of the remains of a substantial building in the lost city of Asila in North Sinai, believed to have functioned as a roadside khan or caravanserai serving travelers along one of Egypt’s historic routes. Ancient Caravanserai Emerges From the Sands of the North Sinai Excavators from the Supreme Council of Antiquities’ North Sinai Islamic and Coptic Antiquities Department uncovered the foundations of a substantial building believed to have served as a caravanserai, a roadside inn or rest stop for merchants, pilgrims, soldiers, and postal couriers who could shelter, trade, and resupply during their grueling journeys. A History of Islam: The Second Largest Religion in Today’s World Began With a Divine