Cultural heritage constitutes a potential energy and a driving force for economic development that can be exploited culturally and in tourism, as it is one of the most important tributaries of tourism, and major points of attraction for cultural tourism, which is closely linked to heritage in both its material and spiritual aspects. Due to the close relationship between them in showing the culture of successive civilizations to the memory of peoples and eliciting information through the frequenting of members of different societies to cultural heritage sites. Tourism in many countries is also one of the most important pillars on which national income depends, as it plays a major role in the economies of many developed and developing countries alike. Increase global income. This prompted governments and citizens to encourage tourism development in many developing regions and replace tourism with other industries. And if tourism is of this importance, the cultural heritage sites represent one of its pillars (Hajlah and Al-Arouq 2015: 340), being a fundamental pillar of the cultural identity of nations, and the title of their pride in their cultural self in their history and present, for what is authentic and for being a true translation of all the progress that nations have reached in terms of progress. diverse areas of life.