Sefar... City of Jinn

It is said that whoever did not visit Sévar did not see anything important, no matter how much he visited from other places around the world. The history of Sifar, the city of the jinn, is long in history. In addition, there are many questions and question marks that attract people to the city due to its mystery. What is the reason for this ambiguity? What lies inside Sefar, the city of the jinn or, as some say on it, Bermuda of righteousness? This is what we will know in this article.

Location of Sévar City

The city of El Jen is located in the middle of the Djanet desert in the Illizi province in southeastern Algeria. Sévar is one of the largest rocky cities in the world and has never been visited. The city is the largest rocky city in the world, located on an area of about 90,000 kilometers in the mountain range of Tasli Najar (meaning river plateau). It has also been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.

Most of the images taken of the city of Sévar were by drones due to the difficulty and difficulty of entering and roaming inside the city's caves. The European research team also suggested in 2018 that the city existed before humans existed on Earth, because all the evidence of the city indicates that it was not made by humans and that the jinn inhabited it.

Discovering the city of jinn

An ancient locals discovered Sevar, a European man named Henry Elliott came and announced her discovery; the tour guide is Sheikh Jibril Ek Muhammad. Henry Elliott came to Sheikh Gabriel and the two agreed and went down to Sévar and set up their camp. Henry came to Sévar during French colonialism and was the military governor in charge at the time called a Russian colonel, governor of the state of Gant.

The city of Jinn has a comprehensive open-air nature museum that contains thousands of rock houses that are believed to have been residing there for thousands of years. The city also contains more than 15,000 murals, sculptures, engravings and bright drawings of wonderful colors, which are said to have been made by jinn or aliens and not man-made.

Stories about Bermuda Righteousness

The incomprehensible drawings found on the frescoes in Sévar contained a collection of strange and familiar animals, such as horses, giraffes, and cows. In addition, there are some other drawings of human creatures flying through the air and wearing almost flying instruments and others of men wearing equipment such as diving equipment, pulling cylindrical UFOs. We also find many physical relics, unique and rare stone writings and drawings of creatures that look like aliens.

Some scientists have interpreted these inscriptions to have different interpretations, including the theory of ancient aliens, which claims the existence of aliens who visited the planet in prehistoric times and were able to communicate with Neanderthals, resulting in some drawings of ships and astronauts, which we see on the walls of the cave.

Another theory says that it is the lost continent of Atlantic, which was mentioned by the philosopher Plato, when he referred to his visit to Egypt, and that the priests told him what their ancestors told them about a great continent near the pillars of Hercules, where progress reached a great and surprising degree, but it disappeared for some reason. Adding to the strangeness and fear is that there is information in a document in a British museum that the only one who entered the city and wandered through all its alleys was the most famous magician Alistair Crowley.

Some also call the city the "Bermuda Triangle of Algeria" as explorers have not yet reached parts of it, due to its vastness and difficult roads. Here emerged the story of the magician Alistair Crowley, who is said to have entered one of its caves with 30 people, and none of them returned except this magician

The bottom line

No matter how many gossip, stories and theories, one fact remains, that Sefar is a unique city with a deep and ancient history that is worth discovering. The nicknames given to it make it eye-catching and worthy of thousands of tourists who brave the difficult road to reach it, as cars stop in the first part of the city, and the journey is completed with donkeys only.