Mosques (Masajid and Jawame’)

Al-Sharabji Mosque

Landmark Location: Located near Bab Al-Amoud, specifically at the junction of Khan Al-Zayt and Al-Wad Road.

Built
1097 AH / 1685 CE
Built by
Haj Abdul Karim bin Mustapha Shorbagi
Era
Ottoman

Location relative to Al-Aqsa

Located near Bab Al-Amoud, specifically at the junction of Khan Al-Zayt and Al-Wad Road.

Reason for the name

Named after its builder Haj Abdul Karim bin Mustapha Shorbagi

Builder

Haj Abdul Karim bin Mustapha Shorbagi

Today is a small prayer house; square shaped and has a small entrance in the eastern façade, and has a small dome, and has a niche in the middle of the southern façade.

Haj Abdul Karim Al-Shorbagi built the mosque Sabila, and has a basin, copper plates, and stood on it and appointed him a number of employees such as the Muslim and the cleaner and then on this path to a mosque.

History

Year 1097 AH / 1685 AD

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