It seems that the Gate opened in the Abbasid or Fatimid period.
Used by the Knights of the Temple during the Crusader occupation to enter their fortress to the Marwani Chapel they turned it into a stable and called Solomon’s stables.
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All (17)It’s a closed Gate height 2.35 m and width 1.7 m, located at 15.8 m south of Bab al-Rahma (in the east), at the east northern corner.
Graveyard on both sides of the Gate from the outside in the name of the cemetery of Al Rahma (including my grave Sahaabeen Shaddad ibn Aws and Obada bin samet, may Allah be pleased with them).
Restated with the construction of the minaret of the tribes of 778 AH_1367 AD.
According to the book of the Holy Jerusalem to the living Al-Danif, the entrance to the mosque in the period the Ottoman was across the Gate of Hetta.
Al-A’tm Gate has a rectangular entrance with a height of 4 meters. It’s west of the northern Hitta gate, 30 meters away. The gate is north of the Dome of the Rock.
It’s a small Gate, with a rectangular entrance, next to this Gate ends the western tunnel that runs along the western wall of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Supreme Islamic Council restored it after the earthquake in 1345 AH- 1927 AD, where it hit the western wall was badly damaged, and the engineers removed the buildings built above the Gate of reverence Beauty and avoid collapse.
Due to the location of Bab al-Mutahhra closest to the Dome of the Rock (located in the middle of Al-Aqsa Mosque Mubarak), it was faces multiple Zionist attacks, the most important tunnel opened by a branch of the tunnel extends along the western wall of al-Aqsa (the Zionists call it the tunnel name (Hashmonaim)).
