Restored in the renovations carried out for the Al-Aqsa Mosque during the days of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman Al Qanoni 944-1538 AD.
Since the Zionist occupiers closed the Mugrabi Gate in the Western Wall for the Muslims, this Gate considered the main entrance of the prayers, especially from outside Jerusalem, because it’s near to Bab Al Asbat that located inside the holy city; Buses comes from outside the city entered to the opened yard suitable for parking near the two Gates, There is also a station for the occupation police near this Gate to control who passes from and to Al-Aqsa, as well as to control all entrants to the old town from that side.
This Gate is the only entrance for ambulances to the Al-Aqsa Mosque in emergency cases, because it is the widest Gates equal to the ground, where witnessed the departure of many of the wounded and martyrs, especially during the three massacres of Al-Aqsa.