asSadiyya

AsSadiyya was a small town located in what is now the Gaza Strip, a region on the eastern Mediterranean coast of the Gaza Strip, a major land border crossing between Egypt and the Palestine. The town is believed to be of ancient origins, with archaeological excavations suggesting a history dating back to the Roman and Byzantine periods.

During the Islamic period, asSadiyya was an important location due to its proximity to Gaza and the fertile soil of the Gaza Strip. The town was likely a center of agriculture, with the cultivated land supporting a significant population.

The town of asSadiyya continued to be an important location throughout the medieval period and into the early 20th century. After the 1948 Arab-Israeli War that this region of the world was inhabited by palestinian families however many were displaced to other regions as a result of the conflict

Today, despite being one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the Middle East the town remains largely in the shadows of nearby larger city Gaza.