The terrace has an average height and was named according to its location.
The Southwestern Terrace of Bab AL-Rahma and Al-Tawba
The south-west terrace is located on the southwest side of the mosque and the Dome of the Rock. It has been built in the modern era, in the twentieth century in half a niche built underground from stone and concrete.
- Built
- 20th century CE
- Place
- Al-Aqsa Mosque
Terraces
Other landmarks in the same category
All (41)Al – Ghazali Terrace
Al-Ghazali terrace was built in the 20th century in honor of Imam Ghazali, who studied in the Nasirite school above Bab al-Rahma, where he wrote part of his book “Reviving the Sciences of Religion”.
Al-Karak Terrace
It used to be a place for calling a prayer.
Al-Tumar Terrace
The terrace is east of the staircase of the southwestern trail, and southeast of the Dome of the Rock. It was built either during the Ottoman or Mamluk times.
Al – Ahmadiyya Tchool Stairway Terrace
The terrace is located near the stairs of the Ahmadiyya school, below the Rock’s nave to the east, and it was built in the 20th century with a simple iron niche.
The Northeastern Terrace of Solitude Building (Al-Khalwah Al-Sharqiya)
This terrace is located to the northeast of Al-Khalwah Al-Sharqiya , specifically to the east corner of the courtyard of the Dome of the rock, where it gained its name from its location.
Northeastern Terrace Translation Terrace
It is located on the north-eastern corner of the Dome of the Rock and specifically below the rock bowl to the east. It was built in the twentieth century.
Semi-cylindrical Terrace / Circular Terrace
A semi-cylindrical or circular terrace is located west of Suleiman's chair (Dar al-Hadith) towards the south, northeast of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the eastern corner of the Rock’s Northeastern nave.
Bab Al-Asbat terrace
It is a modern building, located in the north-eastern corner of Al-Aqsa Mosque, southeast of Bab AL-Asbat , its name indicates its location, and it gets crowded on Fridays.