Reason for the name
It believed that Mary bathed with it, so women who do not have children come to him to ask for the virgin Maryam blessing as they think and give the bath candles, oil and roses and other things, and this is no evidence of health and is a popular novels.
It was believed that Mary had a bath in it, so women who do not have children come to him to ask for the virgin Maryam blessing as they think and give the bath candles, oil and roses and other things, and this is no evidence of health and is a popular novels.
Located at the first Al-Laqlaq road on the north side of the Mujahideen Road or the "Stanna Maryam" road in harat Hatta at Bab Alasbat.
Adjacent to the church of Saint Hina, the mother of the Virgin (Al Salahia School).
It believed that Mary bathed with it, so women who do not have children come to him to ask for the virgin Maryam blessing as they think and give the bath candles, oil and roses and other things, and this is no evidence of health and is a popular novels.
This bathroom was owned by the Islamic Waqf, which turned it
to the Greek Orthodox Church.
The bathroom has been rented to Faris Saad until it closed in the past years, then rented out to the Arabian Hotels Company.
Before it was closed, this public bath house had two time shifts, one for women and another for men, and had an important role in the social life of the residents of Jerusalem, where they met to drink cold drinks and coffee, and to strengthen their social ties.
The water supplied to this bathroom came from Alsabeel canal, which carries water through channels, from the south of Bethlehem, and fed in addition to the St. Maryam Way, one of the basins built by Sultan Suleiman Al-Qanoni.
The bathroom is located in Basin 57 in Plot 6.
History
Built in the Ottoman era in the tenth century AH / 16 AD.