The monastery is located south of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, to the east of the Omari Mosque, not separated from the Church of the Holy Sepulcher except the Omari Mosque.
Named after Mary, peace be upon her.
Builder Name: Built during the reign of Patriarch Elias I in 494 AD.
Built in 494 AD, in the Byzantine era.
The monastery contains a number of rooms for visitors for staying, and where the monk lives, which serves the tomb of St.Mary off Aljesmania.
The Byzantine monastery is an ancient Greek Orthodox.
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