Reason for the name
Named after its resident Sheikh Shams al-Din Abi Abdullah Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Othman al-Turkmani origin, Damascene-born, Shafi'i doctrine, and Maqdisi death, known as al-Qurami (720 AH / 1320 AD-788 AH / 1387-1386 AD), who many followers and devotees in Jerusalem before his death and burial in the corner.
Reached through a beautiful Mameluke entrance shape, alternating white and red stones in the local construction cymbals, and ends in a pointed stone contract.
It surrounded by a stone seat on either side of which known as a stone, it includes a prayer house that deal with in mosques.
The room of the mausoleum is located behind the prayer house on the north side, specifically to the left of the inside to the corner of its western entrance, which is closer to the square in shape, covered by a vaulted ceiling in the way of the cross vaults.
While the mausoleum descends on its approach from the southern facade, and consists of a large wooden building, rectangular from west to east, the grave of Sheikh al-Qurami, inside an area that descends on it on a few thresholds.
Nasir al-Din Muhammad ibn ‘Ala’ al-Din Shah al-Jaili, and one-third of it, stood on al-Qurami and his descendants.
Devoted to Sufism behavior and science and played its role to the fullest, and engaged her Sheikh talking, and dropped by men and women in the Ottoman era, this corner is still full of worshipers attending to its mosque.