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A historic collection of 277 Jordan postage stamps
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Year: 1963
Arab Renaissance Day Great Arab Revolt Anniversary - 15 fils
The Great Arab Revolt (Al-Thawra Al-Arabiyya Al-Kubra / الثورة العربية الكبرى), also commemorated as The Arab Renaissance Day (ذكرى النهضة العربية), was officially proclaimed on June 10, 1916 (9 Sha'ban 1334 AH) by Sharif Hussein bin Ali, the Emir of Mecca and leader of the Hashemite dynasty. The uprising sought to liberate Arab lands from centuries of Ottoman imperial rule, establishing an independent, unified Arab state across the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula. The campaign played a foundational role in modern Middle Eastern history and led directly to the establishment of the modern Hashemite states, including the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The issue honors dynastic legacy and pan-Arab liberation through historical and national symbolism. It features the dual portraits of the movement's architect, Sharif Hussein bin Ali, alongside his great-grandson, King Hussein of Jordan. Above them, a rising sun with broken iron chains across the map of the Arab world represents liberation from imperial subjugation, flanked by the historical Flag of the Arab Revolt on the left and the national Flag of Jordan on the right.
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King Hussein II (1935-1999) - 2 fils
King Hussein II (1935-1999) - 1 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 50 fils
Declaration of Human Rights 10th Anniversary - 45 fils
Declaration of Human Rights 10th Anniversary - 35 fils
Declaration of Human Rights 10th Anniversary - 15 fils
Declaration of Human Rights 10th Anniversary - 5 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 40 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 35 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 25 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 10 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 5 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 100 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 50 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 20 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 15 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 4 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 1 fils
Ed-Deir Temple Petra - 5 fils
King Hussein II (1935-1999) - 4 fils
Ed-Deir Temple Petra - 3 fils
Dome of the Rock Jerusalem - 20 fils
Al-Aqsa Mosque Jerusalem - 12 fils
