Al-Aqsa Schools and Kindergartens (Al Dwadaria)

This school is called Aldwadaria school, after its builder Prince Dwadar, and carried this the name until mid-twentieth century, where it was called Al-Aqsa Islamic Schools and Kindergartens, in the early eighties.

Built: 695 AH / 1295 CE
Built by: Alam Al Dein Sinjar Al Dwadar
Era: Mamluk
Place: Al-Aqsa Mosque

Schools

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