The Dome of the Rock is to the southwest of Al-Asa’rdya School, which was built in the twentieth century in the late Ottoman era, with a stone mihrab.
Al-Asa’rdya School Terrace
The school’s western terrace is located west of Suleiman’s dome, northwest of Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- Built
- 20th century CE
- Built by
- The Ottomans
- Era
- Ottoman
- Place
- Al-Aqsa Mosque
Terraces
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All (41)Al-Thahir Terrace
During the Mamluk era, the terrace was used to hold the Judicial Council, as stated in the Mamluk documents.
Al-Shaalan WaterwayTerrace
Landmark Location: Behind Shaalan spring
Ala’a Al-Din Al- Basairi Terrace Al-Basiri terrace Jarkas terrace
Ala’a al-Din- Al-Busairi is located across Al-Nathir gate with a slight deviation to the south, North-west of the Dome of the Rock, and is named after the builder of Al-Aqsa Mosque Al-Busairi Religion.
Badir spring terrace / ALBUDAIRY TERRACE
In the Ottoman era, Badir Spring terrace was built in a distinctive stone mihrab And was built northwest of Al-Aqsa Mosque, between Bab al-Nazer and Bab Al Hadid, it gained this name because it is very close to Al-Badiri waterway, which is located in its northern corner, it is also named as al-Badiri mausoleum, because it is close to the Al- Badri spring (Mustafa Agha spring).
Qubbat AL-Khader Terrace
Qubbat AL-Khader was built in the Ayyubid or Mamluk era, and was located north of the headquarters of the local zakat committee alongside the Rock’s nave. There is a mihrab that was once used to call for the prayer.
A southern station of the local Zakat Committee terrace
It is located south of the local zakat committee and is adjacent to the western wall of the Rock’s nave, which is a long, narrow-shaped terrace. It got its name because it is near to the local zakat committee.
Islam Bey Solitude Building Terrace
It is on the west of Al-Aqsa Mosque and north of the Zakat Committee. It was built in the Ottoman era, and has a stone mihrab, which is named after it.
Bab Al-Hadid terrace
Bab AL-Hadid Terrace is located acoss Bab Al-Hadid on the western side of Al-Aqsa Mosque,built in the Ottoman period with a simple iron mihrab. And gained its name because it is near to bab Al-Hadid.