This prayer hall was divided into three sections
*The western section is an extension of the Islamic Museum and its appendix.
*The second section is the center; it has Al-Aqsa main library.
*The third section is the adjacent eastern section of Al-Qibli mosque is attached to it and is now used as a repository.
What are the dangers facing the women’s prayer hall?
The women’s prayer hall exposed too many dangers because of its proximity to the southern wall of the mosque Aqsa Mosque, because of the excavations that lie below the southern side of the entity; it believed that these excavations reached the foundations of the prayer hall making it in real danger.
Many contemporary historians of the Ayyubids liberation of Jerusalem claim that the Crusaders (The Templars) built some buildings in the west of Al-Aqsa Mosque and used to live and spend the need (bath and store for grain) and remained so until Salah alddin covered a carpet for women.