Bab Al-Rahma Spring
Reason of its name is because of its location, which is located in the western side of Bab Al-Rahma and Al-Tawba in front of Al-Ahmadia schools’ stair in the eastern side of AL-Aqsa mosque, the southern western side of the dome of the rock ( Qubbat Al-Sakhra ), constructed by the Islamic Heritage Committee, in september 1416 AH 1995 AD
- Built
- 1416 AH / 1995 CE
- Built by
- Islamic Heritage Committee
- Place
- Al-Aqsa Mosque
Springs
Other landmarks in the same category
All (16)Bab Al-Asbat minaret spring
It is located in the eastern of Bab AL-Asbat minaret, northern of Al-Aqsa mosque, and northwest the holy rock, it has 4 faucets that is based on a mystical framework.
Bab Hatta spring
Ali Jarallah, the son of the Mufti of Jerusalem, stopped the spring in 1060 AH / 1650 AD, where there are many properties belonging to the family of Jarallah between the gates of Hatta and honor of the prophets.
Sulieman Al-Qanouni spring
There is a terrace directly behind the spring, so that the rear facade of the avenue is a mihrab ” niche” of this mausoleum and above the mihrab “niche ” there is a renewal painting of it, by order of Sultan Suleiman Al-Qanouni.
Al-basiri ( Ibrahim Al-roumi ) spring
Relative to Alaa Al-Din AL-Basiri, who constructed it, and the name of the spring is attributed to Ibrahim Al-Roumi who repaired it. Eastern of Bab Al-Nathir, western of Al-Aqsa mosque.
Al-Shaikh Al-Bderi ( Mustafa Agha ) Spring
The spring is disabled now.
Shalaan spring
The presence of three engravings shows the greatness of this spring and its importance and is located in front of the door of the beholder one of the main doors of the Al-Aqsa Mosque where the seat of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
Qayt Bay spring
On the spring there is a large terrace with a stone niche dating back to the Mamluk period.
Qasem Basha spring Bab Al-Mahkmeh spring
This was confirmed by Muhammad ibn Khudr al-Roumi dated 982 AH / 1574AD, who lived in the beginning of the Ottoman era in saying: There are also two springs towards the Al-Ashrafiyya school, which is attributed to the late Sultan Qaitbay, one is for Al-Hanafyah and the other is for Al-Shafeyah.