Atturab

Al Awhadia Turba

Located close to Bab Hatta, north of Al Aqsa Mosque.

Built
697 AH
Built by
Built by the king Alawhad Nejmaddin Yusuf ibn Nasser Salah al-Din
Era
Mamluk

Reason for the name

Named after its establisher king Alawhad Nejaddin Yusuf ibn Nasser Salah al-Din.

Builder

Built by the king Alawhad Nejmaddin Yusuf ibn Nasser Salah al-Din.

This turba consists of two floors of the building; on the first floor is the mausoleum room, adjacent hallways, a water tank and a prayer house, on the second floor there are a number of different sized rooms.

It also a school, the school played its intellectual role, rabat did the same, and the school registered in the Sharia court, which describes the turba in terms of architecture.

History

Dating to the Ayyubids era - year 697 AH / 1297-1398 m.