An image of Van Bersham dating back to 1328 AH / 1910 indicates that the building included another room to the south, but the earthquake of 1346 H / 1927 led to its destruction.
Location relative to Al-Aqsa
Located below the Western Rock’s nave, adjacent to the GreatIssareservoir (south of the western pillars’ staircase)
Reason for the name
Named after its builder; Abdul Hai Dajani
Builder
Created by Sheikh Abdul Hai Al Dajani
History
In ((1138 e / 1725 m)), as shown by the inscription above the door
Shape and details
Named after its builder; Abdul Hai Dajani.
Located below the Western Rock’s nave, adjacent to the GreatIssareservoir (south of the western pillars’ staircase).
Southwest of the Dome of the Rock.
Created by Sheikh Abdul Hai Al Dajani.
In ((1138 e / 1725 m)), as shown by the inscription above the door.
Rectangular room, turned in the late eighties of the last century into the headquarters of the clinic Al-Aqsa Mosque
An image of Van Bersham dating back to 1328 AH / 1910 indicates that the building included another room to the south, but the earthquake of 1346 H / 1927 led to its destruction.