Markets

Bab Al-Silsila Market (Alshwayeen market)

Between the Ashrafieh school from the north and Tnkazia from the south (in the Islamic District), and merges the market with the merchants market and in the market street leads to the wall Buraq

The market includes several prominent landmarks such as the Khalidiya Library, the Bab Al Silesia Mosque, the Khan Sultan Zahir Barqouq (Mameluke), the Supreme Islamic Council, the Al Asali Plantation and some of the graves of good people.

The occupation restricts the merchants of the market with racism, oppression and injustice against them, and the settlers who are trying to break their will harass them. The occupation has taken over some houses and shops because they are close to the Buraq wall.

The occupation does not stop trying to displace and expel traders through the large irregularities they put on them and trying to buy shops with large sums.

It is also called the Shawien market.

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    Khan As-Sultan Mosque

    Also called Az-Zahir Barqouq Mosque. It dates back to the Mamluk era, and is located in Bab As-Silsila Market. The mosque doesn’t have a minaret.

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    Bab As-Silsila Market

    It was named after its location near As-Silsila gate, which is one of Al-Aqsa’s gates. In this market, there are archaeologies, like Al-Khaldiyya Library. The market has beautiful...