Definition: The term "Biylo" is used to refer to a specific place in the Arab world, where it means "the city". The exact location of the city is unclear, but it appears that it was a significant cultural center during the Islamic Golden Age of the 9th and 10th centuries. In Arabic culture, "Biylo" or "Byblos" is often used to refer to places where people gather to worship or celebrate religious festivals. It is also sometimes used to describe places where political power was centralized. The term has a long history in the Arab world and it was one of the first places established by Muslims around the 7th century CE, after the Muslim conquest of Egypt. The city was known as the "City of Gold" due to its wealth and status among its neighbors. Today, the city of Byblos is still an important center for Islamic religious activities and cultural events. It is located in northern Syria near the Mediterranean Sea and is home to many mosques, churches, and temples.

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