Current use: Shop “store” for the tenant of the family of Al-Harbawi.
Located in the Christian Quarter.
Named by this name because it belongs to the family Badiri.
Built by Mohammed bin Badir al-Maqdisi al-Shafei grandfather of A’al-Badiri in Jerusalem.
Ottoman era.
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All (7)Today turned into a shop for cleaning tools.
Turned into “A’al Sondoqa” carpenter, and then became a hostel.
Turned into shops “Stores” to sell spices after the division of the press.
The press produces many products such as red and white tahini and sesame cakes, as well as Halawa, baraka and sesame oil, where the mill operates throughout the Palestinian governorates.
Rented by Abdul Qadir Saad al-Salhi, and turned into a shop for Oriental antiques.
Continues to work as a press until today, and rented by Kamal Salhi.
