You will not find an Algerian who has not heard about a cemetery on the outskirts of Algiers called “Alia”. This cemetery gained wide fame among the various groups of the Algerian people. It is the cemetery that contained the bodies of figures, presidents, leaders and citizens, and it has become the most famous cemetery in Algeria over the past years. However, marginalization in history books affected the woman who gave her life to serve the poor and orphans, and who gave the plot of land currently located in the capital as a cemetery to bury the dead Muslims in the colonial era, and for whom the cemetery was named after her, and which today has become the official cemetery in which the public is buried next to Algerian leaders and presidents. .

Peace be upon you, the people of your land, both male and female, and we, God willing, will join you... O God, forgive the faithful men and women and the Muslim men and women, living and dead... O God, bless and grant peace upon our master Muhammad and upon the family of our master Muhammad, just as you prayed and bestowed peace upon Our master Abraham and upon the family of our master Abraham in the worlds, you are Praiseworthy and Glorious...

Alalia Cemetery or Alalia Cemetery is located in the state of Algiers, between the municipalities of El Harrach and Bab Ezzouar. Its area is estimated at 78 hectares. It contains more than 250 thousand graves, the majority of which are Muslims, and there are other areas designated for Christians, British and American soldiers who died in World War II, and graves designated for Chinese workers who flocked to Algeria after The year 2000 is a destination designated for Ibadis. Alalia Cemetery or Alalia Cemetery is located in the state of Algiers, between the municipalities of El Harrach and Bab Ezzouar. Its area is estimated at 78 hectares. It contains more than 250 thousand graves, the majority of which are Muslims, and there are other areas designated for Christians, British and American soldiers who died in World War II, and graves designated for Chinese workers who flocked to Algeria after The year 2000 is a destination designated for Ibadis.

For seven decades, Al-Alia was considered the most important cemetery in Algeria, and was built in 1942, on a plot of land exceeding 80 hectares, in the Bab Ezzouar region, east of the Algerian capital. Aliya is the name of the woman who donated the land to build the cemetery. She was one of the wealthy people of the area, and she recommended before her death that this land be a cemetery. The majestic entrance to the cemetery overlooks National Road No. 5. It is decorated with green spaces on both sides, and a large door wide open in dark brown. At a distance of 100 meters from the main door into the cemetery, trees are distributed in beautiful harmony. The cemetery includes the "Martyrs' Square" in which dozens of martyrs and resistance to French colonialism were buried, the tomb of Emir Abdelkader Al-Jazairi, and the graves of Presidents Houari Boumediene, Chadli Bendjedid, Mohamed Boudiaf, Ali Kafi, and Ahmed Ben Bella.

God bless him

(Translated by Google) The God and that to Him we return. May God forgive them all (Original) ان لله وان اليه راجعون. الهم اغفر لهم جميعاً

Large and soon it will be full

Unfortunately this magnificent cemetery is crossed by hundreds of cars which take it as a shortcut. The authorities should ban this shortcut and restore the tranquility of a cemetery worthy of the name. Sincerely

مقبرة تاريخها عريق ، للأسف العناية بها سيئ ، و كذلك فيها بدعة مربع الشهداء ، حتى الطغاة المستبدين من الحكام جعلوهم شهداء و كأنهم يعلمون ما وراء الموت .

مقبرة العالية وقف لصاحبتها الله يرحمها ويرحم موتى المسلمين

May God strengthen us. We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return.

Very beautiful place to visit with the tombs of presidents as well as the Algerian shahid and mujahid

مقبرة تاريخية ولكن مشكلتها في ان الناس لايعتنون بها جيدا وتحتوي المقبرة على بدعة مربع الشهداء

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