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This cistern has malfunctioned, as part of it is currently used as a medical clinic for the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and it used to consist of three corridors with intersecting vaults. The cistern is located in the area confined between the western and southwestern arcades on the surface of the honorable rock, but at the level of the floor of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and based on a stone inscription above one of the entrances to this c ...
The sabil consists of a small room in the middle of which is a bead for a water tank that is brought from the west by a large water basin covered with a marble slab.
The sabil is located in the northwestern part of the courtyard of Al-Aqsa Mosque, to the north of the end of the walkway that leads from Bab al-Nazir to the roof of the honorable Dome of the Rock, just before ascending to the stairs of ...
The second is the neck of the dome, or the area of transition from the body to the dome, and four windows open in it, and the third is the dome, which is stone with a distinctive decoration in arabesque. Then it was restored during the reign of Abdul Hamid II at the end of the nineteenth century, as evidenced by the inscription at the top of its square. For this purpose, a team of architects was sent from Cairo and the sabil is built toda ...
It is located in the northern squares of Al-Aqsa, southeast of Bab Faisal. It was built by the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the year 943 AH / 1536 AD, and in his name he was called. It was also called Sabil Al-Silsilah and Sabil Al-Atm.
The sabil is located at the southern end of a terrace bearing his name, located between the sabil and Bab Faisal. It appears that the construction of the mastaba was also done b ...
The sabil is the six-wall building of Sultan Suleiman. It consists of an architectural unit consisting of a rectangular apse surmounted by a pointed vault. Below the vault is an inscription plate inscribed with the titles of Sultan Suleiman and the date of construction. Below the inscription there is a stone basin to preserve the water that was The pedestrians are treated to it. The sabil architecture is richly decorated with Isl ...
It is one of Sultan Suleiman's six wall stilts. It is composed of an architectural unit consisting of a rectangular apse surmounted by a pointed vault, and at the bottom of the arch there is an inscription inscribed with the titles of Sultan Suleiman and the date of construction. Below the inscription is a stone basin. To preserve the water that passers-by used to drink, this sabil is located on the eastern side of Al-Wad ...
The sabil consists of an apse (a wall pediment surrounded by a vault decorated with floral and geometric shapes and elements, in the chest of which there is a stone circular ornament, under which an inscription in the Ottoman third script is placed, and then the rectangular basin that contained water for the sipulation. The sabil is located On the eastern side, at the road junction, located in Al-Wad Road, at the confluence of Ba ...
The sabil is like the rest of the sabils that Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent granted to Jerusalem. The sabil is located inside the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque on the northern side, between Bab Al-Atm and the Dome of the Lovers of the Prophet, 15 meters from Bab Al-Atm. He established the sabil and renewed the mihrab that he left behind in the month of Sha’ban in the year 1536 and nbsp; and other names include the sabil of the dome of ...
The sabil consists of a small architectural unit, like the rest of Sultan Suleiman's wall boulevards. The original painting that dates the sabil was lost, and was replaced by a modern painting with the same content by the Islamic Antiquities in 1982, depending on the sources. historical. This sabil is located on the eastern side of Mujahideen Road, about 10 meters west of Bab al-Asbat, which is also known as Bab Saint Mary. This ...
The sabil consists of one room with a square plan and covered by a shallow dome. A door opened in the eastern wall of this room leads to the inside of the room, where in the middle there is a bead for a cistern. Windows opened in the rest of the walls, preceded by water basins to contain the spilled water. . The Mughrabi Gate Sabil is located in the southern Arab side of Al-Aqsa Mosque, 10 meters to the east of the Mughrabi Gate. ...
It is located at the northern facade of the dome (the Grammatical School), and there are traces of the walls of the sabil before it was demolished, and the inscription of the sabil’s construction is still engraved on the façade of the grammatical dome, indicating the construction of the sabil in the year 1724 AD It is a way to study.
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The sabil building consists of a square base bearing four small decorated columns, and these in turn support three arches that open on the north, west and south sides. As for the fourth side, the honorary side is a closed wall The horseshoe is a small dome that was recently covered with stone tiles. The sabil is located in the northwestern part of the courtyard of Al-Aqsa Mosque. The age of this sabil was Mostafa Agha Bara ...
The sabil is located to the west of the cup sabil. It was recently established by the Islamic Heritage Committee under the auspices of the Islamic Endowments Department. It was named after the olive tree surrounded by its seven taps.
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It was built during the reign of the Mamluk Sultan Qaytbay in the year 887 AH - 1482 AD. It was recently restored by the Committee for the Reconstruction of Holy Places.
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