The date of its suspension dates back to the year (778 AH / 1366 AD), and it is now a dwelling house.
Al-Baroudiyah School
From Al-Aqsa Mosque in the west at the door of the viewer near the school Altchtmrih.
- Built by
- Alset alhaja Safri Khatoon, daughter of Sharaf al-Din Abi Bakr bin Mahmoud known as "Balarodi"
- Era
- Mamluk
- Place
- The Old City
Schools
Other landmarks in the same category
All (19)Al-Mousiliyah School (Islamic school)
Located in Bab al-Atm (Faisal / Sharaf Al-Anbiya) north of the dawadariyah school, its main facade overlooks the eastern side of Bab al-Atm, its northern facade overlooks Al-Mujahideen road leading to Alasbat gate in the Jerusalem wall.
Al-Khanka School (Aldwaidaria)
Located to the north of Al-Aqsa Mosque to the east of Bab Al-Atm (Faisal / Sharaf Al-Anbiya / Al-Dawaidariyah) next to Al-Bastia school, that is to the right of the outside of Al-Aqsa of this gate.
Al Kamilia School
On the road to Bab Hatta, north of the Crimea school.
Al Lu’lu’yah School
The school located within an architectural mall that is located in one of the old Jerusalem shops, it is known as the Marzaban hill, which is the Qurami neighborhood today, if you want to reach it, you have to reach the Qurami road next to the corner of Sheikh Mohammed Al-Qurami.
Al-Badriyah school
Located in the Al-Wad neighborhood of Jerusalem, on the western side of the Qurami road, not far from the Lualoaia School.
Alwajihiyah School
At Al-Guanma gate, next to Almuhdathia School.
The Abasereia School
Located west of Al-Aqsa Mosque next Bab Al Nazer.
Al-Hanbaliyah School (Dar Qatniyeh)
The school is the second largest school devoted to religious education in Jerusalem on the approach of the Hanbali doctrine.