At Al-Guanma gate, next to Almuhdathia School.
The establisher died in 701 AH / 1301 AD, it is a school of Hanafi’s.
Salah al-Din al-Safadi and Ibn Hajar al-Asqlani described this effect in Rabat, he described it as a school of thought, and it carried out its intellectual role in Jerusalem.
It took a number of scholars and taught it, and continued its role in the intellectual movement in the 8th century AH.
The use of the former teacher and now converted into a residence.
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All (19)Located west of Al-Aqsa Mosque next Bab Al Nazer.
The school is the second largest school devoted to religious education in Jerusalem on the approach of the Hanbali doctrine.
Located in bab Alhadid, specifically on the southern side of the Bab al-Hadid, where part of it on the back of the school of Argonne located to the west and adjacent to it, and the bulk of the corridors of Al-Aqsa Mosque.
In the Old City of Jerusalem, adjacent to Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Located to the north of the Bab Al-Sakina and accessed through Bab Al-Silsila.
Located on the eastern bank of the Degla river near Bab Al-Atem (Sharaf Al-Anbiya / Faisal), next to Al-Dweidariyah School on the north side, overlooking its main facade on the eastern side of Bab Al-Atm, its northern facade overlooks the path of the Mujahideen leading to the Alasbat Gate in the Jerusalem Wall.
It is located from the Bab Al Selsila road to the north to meet with the Al Ain staircase, which is along Al Wad Road and at the police station, which opened new on the stairs leading to Al Buraq Square.
The school located west of Bab Hatta near the gate of Al-Aqsa Mosque, adjacent to the northern wall of Al-Aqsa and to the east of Al-Dweidariyah and Bastia.
