Located a few meters west of the main schools and vase at the Al-Hadeed gate.
The school consists of two floors with an open courtyard; its entrance covered with a colonnade, on each side is a stone seat leading to a distributor, then to the courtyard, which surrounded by a number of rooms with entrances, which leads to a large southern Iwan.
The second floor occupied as accommodation for students and teachers.
The records of the Holy Court of Jerusalem confirm the suspension of the Hanbali school and some of its architectural components and its reconstruction in the year 963 AH / 1555 AD. Damascus (887 AH / 1482 AD), and Ismail Effendi Srori.
Past and the present of the previously known school, but now it is a residential house called Dar Qatniyeh, in 1954 bought by Sheikh Ali Al-Taziz, and today inhabited by a group of A’al Qutob.