Located at the top of the locality of Aljawa’na to the east of the Yacoubian Mosque and to the south of Dar Qandil.
Mentioned by the historian of Jerusalem, Mujir al-Din al-Hanbali, identified its location and attributes to Sheikh Ibrahim al-Azraq.
Describing it as foot, and mentioned that it has mass graves, including the tomb of Sheikh Ishaq bin Sheikh Ibrahim, who died in the year (780 AH / 1378 AD), and said: I saw in the documents related to it known as Sarai corner.
Other landmarks in the same category
All (12)The Indian corner is located in the Old Town of Jerusalem, near the gate of the watch.
Located in Al-Masharqa quarter, known as Harat Al-Saadiya.
Located in the Saadiya quarter near the head of a winding and gradual road, called Oqaba Alqasila at Oqaba, which carried the name of Sheikh Saad.
It is located on the winding road of Al-Saraya to the west of the Marzaban line (Al-Qurami neighborhood) and a few meters from the corner of Mohammed Al-Qarami.
In Bab Al-Amoud market, specifically to the left of the inside of this section, and on the first road heading to Harat Al Saadia.
Located to the north of Bab al-Gwanma, a few meters away, in the road known as the Via Dolorosa (Alalam) (Mujahideen) across the monastery of Zion.
In Harat Al-Ghawanamah, a few meters from the corner of Naqshbandi and Bab Al-Gwanma.
The ninth century AH / fifteenth century AD.
