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 It deals with passers-by, and the sabil architecture is distinguished by its rich decoration of Islamic elements.

 The sabil is located at the beginning of Bab al-Silsila road from the east, and one of its other names is Sabil Mahalla Bab al-Silsila. It was established during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent on 22 Rajab 4/943 January 1537. The path is blocked.