Minaret & Minbar

This minaret is located in the southwestern corner of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, close to the Mughrabi Gate, and specifically above the northwest end of the Women's Mosque. The city of Jerusalem, who supervised its construction and the construction of the honorary school near it in the year 677 AH - 1278 AD.

Both the minaret and the school are among the buildings of Prince Saif al-Din Tankz al-Nasiri in the year 730 AH - 1329 AD, during the reign of the royal Sultan al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun.

It is located on the northern portico of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in its far west, near the so-called Al-Ghawanmeh Gate.

Its current construction dates back to the reign of Sultan al-Malik al-Mansur Hussam al-Din Lajeen in the year 697 AH - 1297 AD, but some archaeologists stated that it was originally built in the Umayyad era.

It was also renewed during the reign ...

This venerable pulpit is considered one of the most beautiful and wonderful pieces of rare art created by human hands. Eight hundred years as a symbol of victory, liberation and glory, from the time it was placed in its place until it was burned.

This minbar is known for being made using the "interlocking" method, which is a method that relies on connecting wooden decorative pieces to each other wi ...

It is located south of the courtyard of the Holy Rock, adjacent to the southern gate, and where your al-Aqsa gate is also known as the Mawaziyeen. This dome was called the Dome of the Scale for this reason.

Since it is, in fact, a pulpit with a dome above it, it was known by the most famous name, "Pulpit of Burhan al-Din", relative to the Chief Judge Burhan al-Din ibn Jama'a, who established it in ...