It is a small terrace that was divided into two parts.
Between them, there is a passage leads to the mosque’s gate. It has a peculiar stone mihrab; niche.
Al-Fakhryah Corner Terrace is considered to be one of the smallest terraces of AL-Aqsa mosque. It is located in the southwest of Al-Aqsa mosque in front of Al-Mgharbeh gate. It was constructed in the Mamluk era.
It is a small terrace that was divided into two parts.
Between them, there is a passage leads to the mosque’s gate. It has a peculiar stone mihrab; niche.
Other landmarks in the same category
All (41)Al-Buraq mosque terrace ( Abu Baker terrace ). It got its name because of its closeness to Al-Buraq mosque, since it is at the eastern. side of it, across Al-Mgharbah gate, and southwest of the Dome of the Rock.
It was recently dubbed Shahidat Al-Rabat, to commemorate the lives of the women of the occupied Negev who were killed in a traffic accident in their return from Al Aqsa Mosque.
AlTankzya school terrace is located to the east of AlTankzya school. It is a small low modern building located west of the Dome of the Rock.
Qubbat Mousa (The Dome of Moses), also named the House of the Holy Quran, is located east of Bab Al-Silasila. It was built during the Ayyubid or Mamluk era, in 674 AH / 1275 AD.
The flower terrace was built during the Ottoman period and got its name because of the flowers that were near it. It is located to the southwest of the Dome of the Rock, in the northwest corner of Al-Qibli Mosque.
Ablution Spring Terrace (the double terrace) is located north of the main hallway of the tribal mosque, and south of the Dome of the Rock. It took its name from the spring in its middle.
Al-kaas spring terrace, is a terrace in the south of Al-Aqsa Mosque in front of Al-Qibli Mosque. It was built in the Ottoman era.
This terrace is located south of the Dome of the Rock, north of the funerary chapel that is in the northern gallery of Al-Qibli Mosque, in the north-eastern corner of Al-Qibli Mosque .