It was closed so we only saw it from the outside but it’s well worth the visit. Covered in bullet holes and tank shell damage. A sad reminder of war

Place to remember for Kuwait and all during Iraq invasion. They still keep original building with new support to keep the building stand till these day. Some places they have mentioned where the martyrs felldown. There is celebration every year during National and Liberation days to remember all Kuwaitis fighter at this house.

One of the best war museums, great experience in person as a Kuwaiti. I’m stunned to see the debris and ruins of the house itself, this is a historical landmark and an important piece of Kuwait’s History. It deserves a visit as a kuwaiti or a Expat, one of the most important landmarks in Kuwait.

This is an amazing historical place that is not allowed to forget to visit!

A vivid illustration of the effects of the invasion and liberation. It's a bit out of the way, and it would be nice if there was more information in English about the battle. There's a free English booklet that basically reiterates what was in the signs Worth a visit, but it likely won't be a long one. Hours changed for Ramadan - it was open only after 8:30

(Translated by Google) Messila Group The Messila group - one of the Kuwaiti resistance groups during the Iraqi invasion - attacked 31 young men who took the Qurain area as their headquarters for their operations under the leadership of Syed Hadi Syed Muhammad Alawi. The group collected weapons and used them in fighting the Iraqi forces by sniping people from the army or destroying military vehicles. The group carried out these operations until November 1990, when the Iraqi forces tightened inspection and control of personnel, so the group was involved in civil work and serving the people of the region until the start of the air campaign of the Second Gulf War. On January 17, 1991, the group took out the weapons again and moved to another house in the same area, but in a less densely populated sector, in order to preserve the lives of civilians, and that was in the house of Badr Al-Eidan (one of the members of the group). The Battle: The events of the battle began on the morning of February 24, 1991 when a group of Iraqi army and Iraqi intelligence knocked on the door of Al-Qurain House in order to search it or steal its contents. And when no one responded to the knock, one of the soldiers jumped over the market wall of the house and tried to enter, so one of the Masilah group, present in the house, shot the soldier. There were 19 of the group of 31 people in the house. Then the Iraqi army surrounded the house and opened fire on the resistance members. The Iraqi army was supported by tanks and RPGs in exchange for light armaments for the Al-Masila group. However, the battle continued until six in the evening. It ended with the killing of 3 members of the resistance and the families of 9 others, whose bodies were found dumped in separate places after they were tortured, and 7 of the group's members managed to escape. Names of the group killed: Syed Hadi Syed Muhammad Alawi - Group Leader Amer Farag Al-Anzi Youssef Khudair Youssef Ali Badr Nasser Abdullah Al-Aidan Ibrahim Ali Safar Mansour Abdullah Abdul Nabi Mandani Khalil Khairallah Abdul Karim Al Balushi Khaled Ahmed Mohammed Al-Kandari Hussein Ali Ghuloom Rida Mubarak Ali Safar Mansour Jassim Muhammad Ali Ghuloom Muhammad Othman Ali Al-Shaya Battle Impact: The Battle of Bayt Al-Qurain is a national epic that highlights the role of the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion, as it united all spectrums of Kuwaiti society in a national way. The National Council for Culture, Arts and Literature transformed the house into a museum to commemorate the martyrs and this epic. During his visit to the museum on April 14, 1994, Allied Forces Commander Norman Schwarzkopf said: “My presence in this residence makes me wish that we had come (ie the attack) four days, and if we had done so, perhaps this tragedy would not have happened.” A group of youths commemorated the battle on February 24, 2012, in order to enhance national unity. (Original) مجموعة المسيلة قامت مجموعة المسيلة -و هي أحد مجاميع المقاومة الكويتية فترة الغزو العراقي- على 31 شاباً اتخذوا من منطقة القرين مقراً لعملياتهم تحت قيادة سيد هادي سيد محمد علوي. قامت المجموعة بجمع السلاح و استخدامه في محاربة القوات العراقية عن طريق قنص أفراد من الجيش أو تدمير الآليات العسكرية. قامت المجموعة بتلك العمليات حتى نوفمبر 1990 عندما قامت القوات العراقية تشديد التفتيش و الرقابة على الأفراد، فانخرطت المجموعة بالأعمال المدنية و خدمة أهالي المنطقة حتى بدء الحملة الجوية من حرب الخليج الثانية. و في 17 يناير  1991 قامت المجموعة باخراج السلاح مرة أخرى و انتقلت إلى منزل آخر في نفس المنطقة و لكن في قطاع أقل كثافة بالسكان و ذلك حفاظاً على أرواح المدنيين، و كان ذلك في منزل بدر العيدان (أحد أفراد المجموعة). المعركة: بدأت أحداث المعركة في صباح يوم 24 فبراير 1991 عندما قامت مجموعة من الجيش العراقي و الاستخبارات العراقية بطرق باب بيت القرين بغرض تفتيشه أو سرقة محتوياته. و عندما لم يستجب أحد للطرق قام أحد الجنود بالقفز فوق سوق سور المنزل محاولاً الدخول، فقام أحد أفراد مجموعة المسيلة المتواجدين في المنزل بإطلاق النار على الجندي. و كان في المنزل 19 شخصاً من المجموعة من أصل 31 شخص. فقام الجيش العراقي بمحاصرة المنزل و فتح النار على أفراد المقاومة. و كان الجيش العراقي مدعوماً بالدبابات و قذائف آر بي جي مقابل تسليح خفيف لمجموعة المسيلة. و مع هذا استمرت المعركة حتى السادسة مساءً. و انتهت بمقتل 3 من أفراد المقاومة و أسر 9 أخرين وجدت جثثهم ملقاه في أماكن متفرقة بعد تعذيبهم، و استطاع 7 من أفراد المجموعة من النجاة. أسماء أفراد المجموعة الذين قتلوا: سيد هادي سيد محمد علوي - قائد المجموعة عامر فرج العنزي يوسف خضير يوسف علي بدر ناصر عبد الله العيدان إبراهيم علي صفر منصور عبد الله عبد النبي مندني خليل خيرالله عبد الكريم البلوشي خالد أحمد محمد الكندري حسين علي غلوم رضا مبارك علي صفر منصور جاسم محمد علي غلوم محمد عثمان علي الشايع أثر المعركة: تعد معركة بيت القرين ملحمة وطنية تبرز دور المقاومة الكويتية أثناء الغزو العراقي، حيث وحدت جميع أطياف المجتمع الكويتي بصورة وطنية. فقام المجلس الوطني للثقافه والفنون والآداب بتحويل المنزل إلى متحف لتخليد ذكرى الشهداء و هذه الملحمة. و أثناء زيارتة للمتحف في 14 أبريل 1994  قال قائد قوات التحالف نورمان شوارزكوف : « إن تواجدي في هذا السكن يجعلني أن أتمنى لو قدّمنا مجيئنا (أي الهجوم) أربعة أيام، و لو فعلنا ذلك فربما لم يكن لهذه المأساة أن تقع» و قام مجموعة من الشباب بإحياء ذكرى المعركة في 24 فبراير 2012 و ذلك لتعزيز الوحدة الوطنية.

Well organized and maintained to show the braveness of Kuwaitis in defending their country and defeating the invaders.

Beautiful history at its finest showcasing the brave martyrs who stood and protected what they can. It's definitely worth a visit to understand more about the Qurain fight where a few houses combined, remaining cars, a tank and a water tank that transported people. Sadly when we visited it was closed and only PM timings on friday.

A beautiful place a must visit if your visiting the country and want to know about the darkest days in Kuwait those brave men who lost their lives fighting for freedom against Saddam Hussein forces. However the timings are open from 9 am till 4 pm.

it's only for quick tour. if you are kuwaiti better go here to look back your history.

A place that I’ve been too many times as a kid and continue to go to as an adult (especially on national or liberation day). It’s a sad reminder of the Iraqi invasion in 1990-91. Many Kuwaiti citizens with no training formed resistance groups during the first gulf war. One such group was Almassilah group that used Alqurain “house” as a base. Iraqi troops discovered the group by chance when they were looking for houses to steal. Iraqi soldiers asked for back up and attacked the group in that house. Three Kuwaitis were killed straight away (places of their deaths are marked in the museum). Several, around 7, were captured, tortured and then eventually killed and several others managed to hide (the place they used to hide is also marked in the museum). Considerable effort was put to maintain this place and I think it was recently extended to put photos of other martyrs and prisoners of war (who were killed also). Also, there are many letters displayed (in Arabic) in the new extension. These letters were exchanged between Iraqi officials at the time of invasion. Some weapons are also displayed in that area. Entry is free of charge. There are guides if needed. I noticed ramps for wheelchair users but upper floors can only be accessed through the stairs. Personally, I think every resident in Kuwait should visit this place. If you like this review please give it a Like 👍🏼

The place is where the kuwaiti resistants were placed to work for protecting kuwait on 1990-1991 from iraqi forces and the place where they got murdered. So the house shows where each person died inside and there is a room with their pictures names and role in the resistance with some of iraqi weapons used on them. الله يسكنهم في اعلى مراتب جناته ❤️

The pride of Kuwait.. an epic battlenand sacrifice to Kuwait by her loyal sons on the eve of Liberation day.. on the day Kuwait won freedom these martyrs gave their souls freely for land and honour.. may they rest and live in glory for eternity

important part of Kuwait history,

This house in the Qurain region in Kuwait was one of the centers of the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and a battle took place on February 24, 1991, where 12 members of the resistance were martyred . The National Council for Culture& Arts transformed the house into a museum to commemorate the martyrs and this epic. Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah ordered the conversion of the house in which the battle took place to a historical museum. The battle of Beit al-Qurain is a national epic battle that highlights the role of the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion, as it united all segments of Kuwaiti society. During his visit to the museum on April 14, 1994, Coalition Forces Commander Norman Schwarzkopf said: “When I’m in this house it makes me wish that we had come four days earlier, then perhaps this tragedy would not have happened.”

(Translated by Google) Martyrs of the State of Kuwait The Messila group - which was one of the Kuwaiti resistance groups during the Iraqi invasion - on 31 young men who took the Qurain area as their headquarters for their operations under the leadership of Syed Hadi Syed Muhammad Alawi. The group collected weapons and used them to fight the Iraqi forces by sniping people from the army or destroying military vehicles. The group carried out these operations until November 1990, when the Iraqi forces tightened inspection and control of personnel, so the group was involved in civil work and serving the people of the region until the start of the air campaign of the Second Gulf War. On January 17, 1991, the group took out the weapons again and moved to another house in the same area, but in a less densely populated sector, in order to preserve the lives of civilians, and that was in the house of Badr Al-Eidan (one of the group's members). [5] (Original) شهداء دولة الكويت قامت مجموعة المسيلة -و هي أحد مجاميع المقاومة الكويتية فترة الغزو العراقي- على 31 شاباً اتخذوا من منطقة القرين مقراً لعملياتهم تحت قيادة سيد هادي سيد محمد علوي. قامت المجموعة بجمع السلاح و استخدامه في محاربة القوات العراقية عن طريق قنص أفراد من الجيش أو تدمير الآليات العسكرية. قامت المجموعة بتلك العمليات حتى نوفمبر 1990 عندما قامت القوات العراقية تشديد التفتيش و الرقابة على الأفراد، فانخرطت المجموعة بالأعمال المدنية و خدمة أهالي المنطقة حتى بدء الحملة الجوية من حرب الخليج الثانية. و في 17 يناير 1991 قامت المجموعة باخراج السلاح مرة أخرى و انتقلت إلى منزل آخر في نفس المنطقة و لكن في قطاع أقل كثافة بالسكان و ذلك حفاظاً على أرواح المدنيين، و كان ذلك في منزل بدر العيدان (أحد أفراد المجموعة).[5]

This place is quite unknown and shows details of the destruction and lives that were martyred during the war. Serene and quiet. A tribute to those who lost their lives for their country

So sad Story behind this place! The place is well maintained !! Frozen in time!! Kind people works there they are really passionate about keeping the memory of that place alive!!

This is a place anyone who is interested in the 1990/91 Kuwaiti Resistance should visit. You'll need about 90 minutes. Plenty of parking, most of the exhibits have some English, and there is an English language booklet that helps explain what happened.

My house is right across the street from the museum. I see it every single day from my window. I have been to this place countless times since I was a child and I still do. Very proud of my fellow Kuwaiti citizens and soldiers who gave their lives to defend our people and our beloved country.

(Translated by Google) May God protect Kuwait (Original) حفظ الله الكويت

One of the many stories that occurred during the 1990 invasion of Kuwait. The events of this house took place in Feb 24th 1991 I believe. Just a couple of days before the liberation of Kuwait.

(Translated by Google) Glory be to God, praise be to God, there is no god but God, God is great Qurain Martyrs House Museum 🇰🇼 The Messila group - one of the Kuwaiti resistance groups during the Iraqi invasion - attacked 31 young men who took the Qurain area as their headquarters for their operations under the leadership of Syed Hadi Syed Muhammad Alawi. The group collected weapons and used them in fighting the Iraqi forces by sniping people from the army or destroying military vehicles. The group carried out these operations until November 1990, when the Iraqi forces tightened inspection and control of personnel, so the group was involved in civil work and serving the people of the region until the start of the air campaign from the Second Gulf War. On January 17, 1991, the group took out the weapons again and moved to another house in the same area, but in a less densely populated sector, in order to preserve the lives of civilians, and that was in the house of Badr Al-Eidan (one of the group members). The Battle: The events of the battle began on the morning of February 24, 1991 when a group of the Iraqi army and Iraqi intelligence knocked on the door of Al-Qurain House in order to search it or steal its contents. And when no one responded to the knock, one of the soldiers jumped over the market wall of the house and tried to enter, so a member of the Messilah group present in the house shot the soldier. There were 19 of the group of 31 people in the house. Then the Iraqi army surrounded the house and opened fire on the resistance members. The Iraqi army was supported by tanks and RPGs in exchange for light armaments for the Al-Masila group. However, the battle continued until six in the evening. It ended with the killing of 3 members of the resistance and the families of 9 others, whose bodies were found dumped in separate places after they were tortured, and 7 of the group's members managed to escape. Names of the group killed: Syed Hadi Syed Muhammad Alawi - Group Leader Amer Farag Al-Anzi Youssef Khudair Youssef Ali Badr Nasser Abdullah Al-Aidan Ibrahim Ali Safar Mansour Abdullah Abdul Nabi Mandni Khalil Khairallah Abdul Karim Al Balushi Khaled Ahmed Mohammed Al-Kandari Hussein Ali Ghuloom Rida Mubarak Ali Safar Mansour Jassim Muhammad Ali Ghuloom Muhammad Othman Ali Al-Shaya Battle Impact: The Battle of Bayt Al-Qurain is a national epic highlighting the role of the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion, as it united all spectrums of Kuwaiti society in a national image. The National Council for Culture, Arts and Literature turned the house into a museum to commemorate the martyrs and this epic. During his visit to the museum on April 14, 1994, the commander of the coalition forces, Norman Schwarzkopf, said: "My presence in this residence makes me wish that we had come (meaning the attack) four days, and if we had done so, perhaps this tragedy would not have happened." A group of youths commemorated the battle on February 24, 2012 in order to enhance national unity. (Original) ‏سبحان الله ، الحمدلله ،لا اله الا الله، الله اكبر متحف بيت شهداء القرين 🇰🇼 قامت مجموعة المسيلة -و هي أحد مجاميع المقاومة الكويتية فترة الغزو العراقي- على 31 شاباً اتخذوا من منطقة القرين مقراً لعملياتهم تحت قيادة سيد هادي سيد محمد علوي. قامت المجموعة بجمع السلاح و استخدامه في محاربة القوات العراقية عن طريق قنص أفراد من الجيش أو تدمير الآليات العسكرية. قامت المجموعة بتلك العمليات حتى نوفمبر 1990 عندما قامت القوات العراقية تشديد التفتيش و الرقابة على الأفراد، فانخرطت المجموعة بالأعمال المدنية و خدمة أهالي المنطقة حتى بدء الحملة الجوية من حرب الخليج الثانية. و في 17 يناير  1991 قامت المجموعة باخراج السلاح مرة أخرى و انتقلت إلى منزل آخر في نفس المنطقة و لكن في قطاع أقل كثافة بالسكان و ذلك حفاظاً على أرواح المدنيين، و كان ذلك في منزل بدر العيدان (أحد أفراد المجموعة). المعركة: بدأت أحداث المعركة في صباح يوم 24 فبراير 1991 عندما قامت مجموعة من الجيش العراقي و الاستخبارات العراقية بطرق باب بيت القرين بغرض تفتيشه أو سرقة محتوياته. و عندما لم يستجب أحد للطرق قام أحد الجنود بالقفز فوق سوق سور المنزل محاولاً الدخول، فقام أحد أفراد مجموعة المسيلة المتواجدين في المنزل بإطلاق النار على الجندي. و كان في المنزل 19 شخصاً من المجموعة من أصل 31 شخص. فقام الجيش العراقي بمحاصرة المنزل و فتح النار على أفراد المقاومة. و كان الجيش العراقي مدعوماً بالدبابات و قذائف آر بي جي مقابل تسليح خفيف لمجموعة المسيلة. و مع هذا استمرت المعركة حتى السادسة مساءً. و انتهت بمقتل 3 من أفراد المقاومة و أسر 9 أخرين وجدت جثثهم ملقاه في أماكن متفرقة بعد تعذيبهم، و استطاع 7 من أفراد المجموعة من النجاة. أسماء أفراد المجموعة الذين قتلوا: سيد هادي سيد محمد علوي - قائد المجموعة عامر فرج العنزي يوسف خضير يوسف علي بدر ناصر عبد الله العيدان إبراهيم علي صفر منصور عبد الله عبد النبي مندني خليل خيرالله عبد الكريم البلوشي خالد أحمد محمد الكندري حسين علي غلوم رضا مبارك علي صفر منصور جاسم محمد علي غلوم محمد عثمان علي الشايع أثر المعركة: تعد معركة بيت القرين ملحمة وطنية تبرز دور المقاومة الكويتية أثناء الغزو العراقي، حيث وحدت جميع أطياف المجتمع الكويتي بصورة وطنية. فقام المجلس الوطني للثقافه والفنون والآداب بتحويل المنزل إلى متحف لتخليد ذكرى الشهداء و هذه الملحمة. و أثناء زيارتة للمتحف في 14 أبريل 1994  قال قائد قوات التحالف نورمان شوارزكوف : « إن تواجدي في هذا السكن يجعلني أن أتمنى لو قدّمنا مجيئنا (أي الهجوم) أربعة أيام، و لو فعلنا ذلك فربما لم يكن لهذه المأساة أن تقع» و قام مجموعة من الشباب بإحياء ذكرى المعركة في 24 فبراير 2012 و ذلك لتعزيز الوحدة الوطنية.

It shows a piece of history that shouldn't be forgotten. Cool fact: it is the real place of the event not a replica.

(Translated by Google) May God have mercy on the martyrs (Original) رحم الله الشهداء

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Awesome museum and great historical story of kuwait

Kuwait need to proud on this place. They need to add more details and signs of this house to understand the battle and pre work of the resistance

(Translated by Google) Qurain House is a house in the Qurain area that was one of the centers of the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and a battle took place on February 24, 1991, after which 12 resistance members were killed. And the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters transformed the house into a museum to memorialize the martyrs, after Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah ordered the conversion of the house in which the battle took place into a historical museum. (Original) بيت القرين هو منزل في منطقة القرين كان أحد مراكز المقاومة الكويتية إبان الغزو العراقي للكويت و وقعت فيه معركة في 24 فبراير 1991، قتل على أثرها 12 من أفراد المقاومة. و قام المجلس الوطني للثقافة والفنون والآداب بتحويل المنزل إلى متحف لتخليد ذكرى الشهداء، بعدما أمر الشيخ جابر الأحمد الجابر الصباح بتحويل البيت الذي دارت به المعركة إلى متحف تاريخي.

Very thought provoking and powerful place. A must if visiting Kuwait.

Amazing place it go to and learn new things

Aug 2 1990 history

Very emotional especially for those who lived during that period and very useful for young generations to learn part of what happened during the invasion. This museum is the actual place where a battle took place on February 24, 1991 and martyrs died. The visitor may also see their weapons, photos, and even personal belongings. Outside there are the vehicles they were using during the occupation including the waters tanker vehicle.

Al Qurain Martyrs’ Museum Kuwait City,Kuwait,Middle East Kuwait City LoginSave In the residential suburb of Qurain, this excellent small museum is a sobering memorial to a cell of young Kuwaitis who tried to resist Iraqi arrest in February 1991. The house, still in its post-attack state (fully supported with beams) has the bullet holes and signs of destruction caused by grenades and a tank. Signs show where the Kuwaitis fought and hid during the siege. An exhibition displays the weapons used in the battle, including kalashnikovs, tanks and shotguns. Allow at least half an hour to visit. It's around a 20-minute taxi ride southeast of the city centre, or bus 101 stops within a 10-minute walk of the museum. Although signposted with brown signs, it's difficult to find the exact location. Locals should be able to point you in the right direction.

Not in use

(Translated by Google) An indelible place in the memory of history during the Iraqi invasion of the State of Kuwait (Original) مكان لا يمحى من ذاكره التاريخ أثناء الغزو العراقي لدولة الكويت

Very cool museum dedicated to the martyrs of the Iraq invasion

The place have the remnants of the Iraqi war. A good reminder of the Kuwait Iraqi war fought and the Martyr who died in the War. There is a display of an Iraqi Tank, vehicles the Martyr used, the vehicle used to transport the resistance army, the van with bullet holes used to transport the kidnapped. The building holds and displays bullet marks. You can visit by entering the site and tour around the building. The Kuwaiti Flag is hoisted at the actual place where it was declared independance. A must visit place on the 25 & 26 Feb. My family and I truly enjoyed it. A historic place to visit

A historical place to visit. This place has special significance to the history of Kuwait. This place was initially about the history related to Al Messila Group (a small resistance group during first gulf war). However, at present they have incorporated many other related historical evidence in the museum. At the end of our tour the 30 minutes video was very touchy and made me emotional. They have good arrangements to guide visitors. This is a must visit place for those who want to learn about history of Kuwait.

(Translated by Google) God accepts their testimony (Original) الله يتقبل شهادتهم

It is a good place to see that impact of the invasion of the Iraqi army against kuwait

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(Translated by Google) Heritage of Kuwait (Original) تراث الكويت

(Translated by Google) Formication. It was not very pleasant for me to be there, since it was too impressionable. But who is interested in history, and is trying to restore the course of events in the past and also understand how it was, I recommend visiting ..... (Original) Мурашки по телу. Мне там было не очень приятно находиться, по скольку слишком впечатлительна. Но кто интересуется историей, и пытается восстановить ход событий в прошлом и также понять как это было, рекомендую посетить.....

Direct Picture of Saddam's force Atrocity towards Kuwait during 1991 Iraq Invasion

(Translated by Google) Very cool museum and simulates the days of Saddam Hussein and the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and a group of Kuwaiti youth and men who stayed in Kuwait and did not leave it and their struggle with the Iraqi army (Original) رائع جدا المتحف ويحاكي عن ايام صدام حسين والغزو العراقي للكويت ومجموعه من الشباب والرجال الكويتين الذين بقوا بالكويت ولم يغادروها وصراعهم مع الجيش العراقي

(Translated by Google) The nation's martyrs salute them (Original) شهداء الوطن تحيه لهم

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A must see to understand fully what the horrible regime under Saddam Husain did to Kuwait and the people (Martyrs) there.

Good historical information but needs more clarification. Maybe a small movie theater or other videos could be put together to tie in all the relevant events. A time line before during and after the invasion would be nice also.

Great to share the real story in Kuwait history upon Iraq invasion and how Kuwaiti try to defend thier land

(Translated by Google) A museum worth visiting (Original) متحف يستحق للزياره

(Translated by Google) The place of the martyrs story (Original) مكان قصه الشهداء

Went there on Feb 2023. Breaks my heart and also feel proud at the same time. Rip to all the brave souls that stood against the hoards of enemies that surrounded them and still fought for our freedom

You need to see it, too understand the depth of their sacrifice.

Very important place, it shows how Kuwaitis defined there country against Iraq's invasion.

One of most seen places.. very important part of Kuwait history

Good museum

(Translated by Google) Nice place worth a visit (Original) مكان جميل يستحق الزياره

(Translated by Google) Italian food restaurant (Original) مطعم للمأكولات الايطاليه

Went there to show my kids this historical place.. Unfortunately it was closed so we decided to pay it a visit later.

This is one of few and significant places in Kuwait that stands forever as a testimony to what people actually went through during the first gulf war. Well kept and organized with proper working hours. I just can’t imagine what people who live close by it feel like every time they walk out of their homes!

Good place for children and families

(Translated by Google) great thing (Original) شئ عظيم

A historical place where too much to tell during the attack of Iraq under Saddam Hussein's leadership.

(Translated by Google) Lovely (Original) جميل

(Translated by Google) A museum with great pride in Kuwait and the Gulf from the incident in which it became one of the heroes of the resistance, may God have mercy on them (Original) متحف له كل الفخر للكويت و للخليج من الحادثه اللي صارت فيه من ابطال المقاومه الله يرحمهم

(Translated by Google) This is a place from the days of brutal war I do not like that it happens with any Arab country again I hope the Arab countries will be one hand until they rise again and become great power (Original) هذا مكان من ايام الحرب الغاشم لا أحب أن يحدث مع أي دوله عربيه مره اخرى واتمنى تكون الدول العربيه ايد واحده حتى تنهض مره اخرى وتكون قوة عظمه

(Translated by Google) His Excellency (Original) فخامه

(Translated by Google) Qurain Museum during the Saddam’s invasion of Kuwait (Original) متحف القرين ايام غزو الصدامي علي الكويت

(Translated by Google) Peace (Original) سلام

A historical place the belong the gulf war in 1990's , the palce is good maintained and forezen as it is. However it ia located inside a neighborhood . I think this can presented in better way . Because it is an important spot in the history od kuwait

(Translated by Google) May God have mercy on the martyr (Original) رحم الله الشهيد

(Translated by Google) Excellent and martyrs, my Lord, have mercy on them (Original) ممتاز والشهداء ربي يرحمهم

(Translated by Google) Exaggerated entry problem (Original) مشكله دخول مبالغ فيها

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(Translated by Google) Best sterilization service for homes, facilities and companies in Kuwait 50% discounts on sterilization service (Original) افضل خدمه تعقيم منازل ومرافق وشركات بالكويت خصومات 50%علي خدمه التعقيم

(Translated by Google) Once you read about what happened to your eyes .. May God have mercy on all the martyrs of Kuwait The homeland remains the supreme and dearest in the degrees of sacrifice (Original) ما أن تقرأ عن ماحدث تدمع عينك .. رحمة الله على شهداء الكويت جميعاً يبقى الوطن هو الأسمى والأعز في درجات التضحية.وتبقى اللحمة الوطنية والنسيج الإجتماعي أقوى مقومات المجتمع

Long live their sacrifice

(Translated by Google) On the small, but the summit in communicating the information in a simple way, answer me honestly (Original) على صغرة و لكن قمة في توصيل المعلومة بشكل بسيط اجبني بصراحة

(Translated by Google) The house from which some of the Kuwaiti resistance participated, and which is now a museum of memory (Original) المنزل الذي شارك منه بعض من المقاومة الكويتية والذي اصبح الان متحف للذكرى

(Translated by Google) A place documenting part of the Gulf War (Original) مكان يوثق جزء من حرب الخليج

(Translated by Google) Lovely (Original) جميل

(Translated by Google) Qurain Martyrs Museum: It is the best witness to the patriotism and the will of a people before the challenge and resisted for the sake of liberating the homeland. The house in which the battle took place in a historical museum to bear witness to the steadfastness of the Kuwaiti people. (Original) متحف شهداء القرين : يعد خير شاهد على وطنية وإرادة شعب قبل التحدي وقاوم في سبيل تحرير الوطن فكانت الحصيلة قافلة من الشهداء سطرت بدمائها ملحمة خالدة ليحيا الوطن في 24 / 2 / 1991 م، وبعد التحرير تفضل المغفور له الشي ( جابر الأحمد الصباح ) وأمر بتحويل البيت الذي دارت به المعركة إلى متحف تاريخي ليكون شاهدا على صمود الشعب الكويتي.

Small, but nice

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My small boys were very happy to see real tank (Iraqi T-54, most probably made in Russia)