The Solitude Placeis a very large Ottoman building and is located west of the Rock’s nave between the northwest and the West. It is used today as the fire station of Al-Aqsa Mosque. Before that, it was a Solitude Placefor worship and the room below it.
Mustafa Agha Solitude Places (Firestation)
Today, it is used as a fire station in Al-Aqsa Mosque. In the past, it was used as a Solitude Placefor worship under which the lower room is assigned for the architect of Al-Aqsa Mosque
- Era
- Ottoman
- Place
- Al-Aqsa Mosque
Solitude Places
Other landmarks in the same category
All (15)Islam Bey Solitude Places (Accounting Office for the Reconstruction Committee)
It was named after its builder; Islam bey. It is located on the west side of the rock saucer. Built in ((1001 AH / 1593 AD))
Al-Dakri Solitude Places
The three rooms were used as places of worship in the past, and at this time the first room of the Solitude Placeis used as a store for water maintenance and the second headquarters of the cleaners in the mosque and the third is inhabited by a man since ancient times.
Han Bolad solitude and Qetas Bey Solitude Places( the Zionist police jail )
The two Solitude Places are Ottomans.
Junbaltic Solitude Place
The junblattSolitude Placeis situated on the northern side of the Rock’s nave to the west of the Arsalan Pasha In((1010 e / 1602 m)).
Arslan basha Solitude Places
Named after the person who repaired it;Arslanbasha. It is located in the northern side of the Dome’s nave; north of the Dome of the Rock.
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).
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.