Taken by Forlos III Bishop of Syrian in Jerusalem, also present at the Islamic conquest in 636 AD.
We do not know how and when moved to the hands of Muslims, and was initially a corner and then turned into a school of Shafi’i.
Strange how it said that in the era of Majir in 900 AH / 1494 AD neglected and did not have a system.
As I read two centuries later or that, he was a supervisor and stopped: “The legitimate ruler acknowledged both from Hassan Bek, Mohammed Agha and Qasim Agha, sons of Toukan zadeh, in one third of the post of tutoring to the Mimouniya school in Jerusalem with a salary of 5 ithamah. Each day instead of Mr. Taj al-Din ibn Hassan Afandi al-Ja’ouni and Mr. Badr al-Din, bin Shams al-Din al-Ja’ouni. Al-Faraqan compared their spare time to that of 260 Zultha, and that was in 1175 AH / 1761 AD. Muhammad ibn Hafez al-Srouri al-Maqdisi of Bani Ghanem who died in 1089 AH / 1678 AD taught it during the 17th century AD.
Asali and that some of them Fakhour, and the other side of the dustbin, It remained so until the late nineteenth century, the Turks take it as a school and they called the “Quds Sharif Aaadadece Office”, launched in 1309-1310h / 1892, and named Al Momoniah.
Learned many of the children of Jerusalem, and after the English occupation became a school for girls belonging to the public knowledge.
The former teacher and the Chalikant used a Roman church and it said to be Syriac, and these called the Monastery of Magdalene.