Gates

Bab Aldeman

Discovered the gate in the twentieth century specifically in the nineties.

Built
1188–1190 CE
Built by
Salahaddin Al – Ayyubi
Era
Ayyubid

It also called Al Zabl gate and is now closed.

*The gate between the past and the present: The gate in the past was an entrance to the Old Town but now it is closed

Location relative to the Old City

The southern wall of the Old City is located next to the Maghariba gate to the east and to the west, surrounded by remnants of Byzantine and Roman buildings, or buildings of the early Islamic era, such as the towers, the sulfur tower, stone houses and wells.

Reason for the name

The gate was named "Deman", which is the waste that thrown is in the area of ​​the gate.

Builder

Salahaddin Al – Ayyubi

History

Between 1188 and 1190 AD.

Shape and details

The gate was built according to the Ayyubids method, which imitated the Crusader building, the ceiling of the gate is low and it is from the small old gates characterized by the decorative forms taken from the Crusaders.