Schools

Al Alasa’rdia School (Al-Khanka)

It is the last school located inside the northern gallery of the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the right hand side the East. After the Royal School is bordered by the rocky hill west (above which is the Al Omarya School)

Built
770 AH / 1368 CE
Built by
Majd al-Din Abdul Ghani al-Asradi
Era
Mamluk

Characterized by the beauty of its interior and exterior decoration and colored stones, and in its qibli facade is a prominent mihrab outside the wall.

It is a spacious two-storey building with an open-shaped square-shaped dish, surrounded by a number of saucer the small cell with the entrances is held with three domes above it from its eastern sides and the central and western, and has a large mosque overlooking the brawl beautiful ruins on the squares of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

And the Supreme Islamic Council under the British occupation of the restoration, and then established a house Al-Aqsa Mosque written in 1345/1927 AD, before it converted to a residential house for A’l AlBitar currently.

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