“Umm al Basateen” (أم البساتين) in Jordan refers to a locality near Amman, which has 23.540 inhabitants. Often, people searching for this name are looking for the famous archaeological site of Umm al-Jimal (Mother of Camels), an ancient city built from black basalt with significant Roman, Byzantine, and Early Islamic ruins, recently recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It showcases unique basalt architecture, including multi-story houses and churches, revealing centuries of cultural transition and impressive engineering.
Umm al-Jimal is located in the northern part of Jordan, distinct from Umm al Basātīn near Amman, but often conflated due to similar names, with Umm al-Jimal being the major historical site.
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