He was allowed to live in the lower room and plant the small garden across the lower room.
Mohammad Agha Solitude Place
The records of the Shari’a Court stated that Judge Ain Ali Effendi used to read Surat Yassin every day in the upper room and dedicate it for the soul of our prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).
- Built
- 996 AH / 1588 CE
- Built by
- Mohammed Agha built it
- Era
- Ottoman
- Place
- Al-Aqsa Mosque
Solitude Places
Other landmarks in the same category
All (15)Mohammed Bey Solitude Place
Landmark Location: Located on the northern side of the Rock’s nave, adjacent from the east to the northern pillars
The western Ahmed Basha Solitude Place
Ahmed Basha AL-RadwanSolitude Places, constructed by Ahmed Basha in 1009 AH 1601 AD.
East Ahmad Basha Solitude Place( translation library )
Ottoman construction, now used as a translation office (documents and a place for tourists’ guidance). It was previously used as a room for worshipping and teaching. Below it a room also previously used for worship.
Southwest Solitude building
The first floor is located on the Rock’s nave. The upper floor is a single room with a flat ceiling. Today, the head office is used for the mosque.
Faaeq Al-danaf Solitude Places
Faaeq AL-danaf is located on the western side of the Rock’s naveis paste the western pillars from the north West Dome of the Rock. it is an Ottoman construction.
Khalil Al Danaf Solitude Place(Electrical Maintenance Room)
It is located on the perimeter of the western Rock’s nave; north of the southwestern pillars, northwest Dome of the Rock.
Abd al-Hay al-Dajani solitude building
Abd al-Hai al-DajaniSolitude Placewas established by Sheikh Abdul Hai al-Dajani (1138 AH / 1725 AD), as shown by the inscription above the door, locatedbelow the Western Rock’s nave, adjacent to the Great Issa reservoir (south of the western pillars’ staircase).
Muazzins solitude building (Muazzin is the person who calls for the prayer)
It is located to the western side of the Rock’s nave, adjacent to the western pillars to the south, and above the Great Isa Reservoir. It was built after the year ((1222 AH / 1807 AD)).