History
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Accessed through an entrance that contains both sides of the seat, ends with a three-door Mameluke-style contract, which is the remainder of the original building, this entrance leads to an open courtyard with a number of rooms on its edges.
The corner also known as Aqabat Alzaheria, and some legitimate arguments referred to its outcrops in 939 AH / 1532 CE.
In addition, the land leased in (964 AH / 1556 AD) with a long lease period of 48 years with 23.5 gold coins.
The use of the former and current: the corner allocated to house the poor and the worshipers, some of its rooms were demolished due to the earthquake of 1927, and its function changed today to a residential house known as Dar al-Bayraq Dar.