Atturab

Al Jaliqia Turba

Located in the stair of the eye drawer, in the road of bab Alsisila at the junction of this road, Al-Wad road in Jerusalem.

Built
707 AH / 1307–1308 CE
Built by
Built by Rokn al-Din Baybars Salhi Ajmi it called Algalq
Era
Mamluk

Reason for the name

It was named after the origin of the Rukon Dean Baibars Salhi al-Ajmi, known by Aljaleq.

Builder

Built by Rokn al-Din Baybars Salhi Ajmi it called Algalq.

This turba consists of a number of rooms of varying size and area, the shrine is located in the middle of the room to the right of the interior into the turba.

At its southern entrance, it is a rectangular mausoleum; the chamber of this mausoleum is square-shaped and turned over to an octagon to erect the dome by filling the corners of the upper square with spherical triangles.

This room overlooks the Bab Al-Silsilah road and has a southern facade with its center, covered by iron tiles, the highest of which is a stone inscription, showing the name of its builder and the year of its construction.

Rukn al-Din Baybars Salhi al-Ajmi, known to the al-jaleq in Ramleh, died in the same year that he built this turba.

He transferred to his turba in Jerusalem and buried there.

History

Year 707 AH / 1307 -1308 AD