阿萨德政权倒台后，关于一个名为"姐妹之家"的设施的网络传言在叙利亚社会中引发广泛分裂1。这一传言声称阿拉维派少数民族妇女在该处被强制改教1。尽管确实存在40至60起失踪妇女案例1，但该设施的物理存在从未被证实1。事实核查组织Verify-Sy发现网络流传的"姐妹之家"建筑图片由人工智能生成1。叙利亚社会事务部官员表示未曾许可任何名为"姐妹之家"的设施1。
多个组织利用这一传言推进各自政治议程1。叙利亚调查机制主任亚西尔·沙拉蒂基于德国勃兰登堡州，将失踪妇女案例声称为"人口工程"的证据1。大西洋理事会资深研究员格雷戈里·沃特斯指出虚假信息旨在孤立阿拉维派1。专家认为这类虚假信息加剧了少数民族群体的恐惧1。
然而，夏季期间大量逊尼派游客涌向叙利亚沿海地区（阿拉维派聚居区），期间未发生骚扰或暴力事件1，表明跨社群互动有助于缓解紧张局势1。2026年5月，21岁的阿拉维派大学生巴图尔·阿鲁什失踪后返回，称愿意改教伊斯兰教1。
Following the collapse of the Assad regime, Syria has been gripped by widespread rumors about a facility known as the "House of Sisters," where Alawite minority women are allegedly forced to convert to Islam.1 The physical existence of this facility has not been verified, though fact-checking organizations like Verify-Sy have found that images purporting to show the building were AI-generated.1 Despite the lack of concrete evidence for the facility itself, there are documented cases of between 40 and 60 missing women.1
The rumors have fueled significant social divisions, with various groups leveraging the unconfirmed claims to advance their own political agendas.1 In May 2026, an Alawite university student named Batur Alroush, aged 21, disappeared and later returned, stating his willingness to convert to Islam—a case seized upon as evidence by some.1 Yasir Sharati, director of the Syrian Investigation Mechanism based in Brandenburg, Germany, characterized such cases as evidence of "demographic engineering."1 However, Syrian Ministry of Social Affairs officials have stated they have not licensed any facility called the "House of Sisters."1
According to Gregory Watters, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, the misinformation campaign is designed to isolate the Alawite community.1 Experts have warned that such false narratives intensify fears among minority populations.1 Yet some positive signs have emerged: during the summer months, large numbers of Sunni tourists visited Syria's coastal regions, where Alawites are concentrated, without any reported incidents of harassment or violence.1 Analysts suggest that economic recovery and increased cross-community interaction may help ease tensions in the country.1
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