The Solitude Placeconsisted of two small rooms topped by a dome, then a small room was added in front of the building. In the Ottoman era, the Solitude Placewas used as a room for early warning systems.
Location relative to Al-Aqsa
To the western side of the Rock’s nave, adjacent to the western pillars to the south, and above the Great Isa Reservoir
Reason for the name
This name came from the fact that it was used as a chamber for the muazzins in the Ottoman era
History
Built after the year ((1222 AH / 1807 AD))
Shape and details
This name came from the fact that it was used as a chamber for the muazzins in the Ottoman era.
To the western side of the Rock’s nave, adjacent to the western pillars to the south, and above the Great Isa Reservoir.
West to the Dome of the Rock.
Built after the year ((1222 AH / 1807 AD)).
The Solitude Placeconsists of two small rooms topped by a dome, and then a small room was added in front of the building.