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Al-Aqsa Mosque

Prayer Halls

  1. AlQibli Prayer Hall

    It is common that people consider Al-Qibli prayer hall as THE Aqsa Mosque, and this poses a great danger to…

  2. Dome of the Rock

    Designed on precise and consistent geometric foundations that demonstrate the creativity of the mind Islamic…

  3. Women’s Mosque / Museum / Library

    The prayer hall’s divisions

  4. Mosque of Al Maghrba / Islamic Museum / Al Malekiya Mosque

    The mosque reconstructed during the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Aziz he reconstructed the central section and he…

  5. Al-Buraq Mosque

    Reconstructed in its present form in the Mamluk period in 707 – 737 AH / 1307 -1336 AD.

  6. The Marwani Prayer hall (Eastern Settlement)

    Built as an architectural settlement of the original hill of Jerusalem, descending to the south, it is…

  7. The Old Aqsa Mosque

    It is about 1.5 Acres, but the portion for prayer is small and cannot be expanded except for about five…

  8. The Funeral Prayer Hall (Al Janaez )

    Behind the prayer hall, a column reads how the funeral prayer is a reminder for the worshipers.

  9. Omar Prayer Hall

    part of it was taken and turned into a clinic.

  10. The Prayer hall of Bab Al Rahma

    The prayer hall is used for prayer and du’aa ‘, and in the modern era it has a committee Islamic heritage…

Common questions

How many Prayer Halls are in Al-Aqsa Mosque?

QudsInfo lists 10 Prayer Halls in Al-Aqsa Mosque, including AlQibli Prayer Hall, Dome of the Rock, and Women’s Mosque / Museum / Library.

What is the best-known of the Prayer Halls in Al-Aqsa Mosque?

AlQibli Prayer Hall: It is common that people consider Al-Qibli prayer hall as THE Aqsa Mosque, and this poses a great danger to…

AlQibli Prayer Hall