On the perimeter of the northern rock, there is a column of marble carrying a pergola engraved with beautiful inscriptions and according to these inscriptions, the builder is Ottoman QetasBey in 1560 AD.
There are four rooms under them
A second room for a police officer and a third for a guard. It was used for the purposes of privacy and the fourth corner of a man named Sheikh Ahmed bin Aliwa.
Location relative to Al-Aqsa
On the perimeter of the northern Rock’s nave
Builder
According to the inscription on the overlooking facade of the Rock’s nave the builder Is .QetasBey
Shape and details
On the perimeter of the northern Rock’s nave.
The northern side of the Dome of the Rock.
According to the inscription on the overlooking facade of the Rock’s nave the builder.
Is QetasBey.
967 AH / 1560 AD.
Consist of four rooms and there is a column of marble carrying the pergola between the two cells engraved with a beautiful inscription.
The upper floor is used as a guard office known as “AlAhwal”, while the Solitude Placeoverlookingthe olive trees is a store that serves the mosque.
They are used to for worship.
Now it is used as follows
A second room for a police officer and a third for a guard. It was used for the purposes of privacy and the fourth corner of a man named Sheikh Ahmed bin Aliwa.