Between Khan Bab El Zait market and Al Wad Road Market.
The market contains shops specialized in the sale of religious tourism products and antiques.
This market is also called Oqabat Al Mufti, represents one of the roads that connect and link between the market of Khan al-Zayt and the market of Al-Wad.
Named Oqabat Al-Mufti after the Mufti of Palestine Haj Amin al-Husseini.
The market is specialized in the sale of religious tourism products and is considered a booming market for foreign tourists.
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All (21)Located in the south of Bab al wad and the end point at the Al-Buraq wall, intersect with the Via Dolorosa and merge with it more than 200 meters.
Located in the middle of the old city wall on the northeast side, next to the Sultan’s Pool, which the visitor sees when entering Al-Khalil Gate from the right.
In the south of the Attarin market, the southwest of the Old Town.
Between the Ashrafieh school from the north and Tnkazia from the south (in the Islamic District), and merges the market with the merchants market and in the market street leads to the wall Buraq
Market located west of the Old Town between the Al Lhamin market and Khawajat, it is the link between the Bab Khan Zait market and Mats market.
Located in the western part of the wall of the Western Al Aqsa Mosque between Bab al-Mutahra and Bab alhadid – across the Dome of the Rock from the outside – and extends from the east of the city to its west.
It has a lot of bakeries, and shops. It is independent and isolated from the other markets.
The market located on the western side of the intersection of the Jewish market with the merchants market and reaches the eastern side of Bab Al-Silsila – one of the gates of Al-Aqsa Mosque –
