The eastern wall of Baghdad consisted of a thick wall of bricks supported by several towers and preceded by a deep trench connected to the Tigris and surrounded by a sanctuary. As for the gates of the eastern wall, they were Bab al-Moadham, Bab al-Dhafariah (Al-Wastani), Bab al-Halabah, Bab al-Basaliyah, and none of the doors …
It is one of the facilities designated by the school to generate sufficient funds to cover its expenses along with orchards and other real estate, and it is located in front of the Al-Murjaniya School. The khan is considered one of the important architectural monuments to visit, as the building was built on a rectangular …
Al-Murjaniya School, which is known today as the Murjan Mosque, is located in Al-Shorja area on Al-Rasheed Street and was named as such for Amin al-Din Murjan, who built it in the year 758 AH / 1357 AD, that is, about a hundred years after the end of the Abbasid era. Its first period was …
One of the important buildings in Baghdad from the second Abbasid era near Bab al-Moadham on the river side. Researchers attribute its construction to the Caliph Al-Nasir Li-Din Allah 575 AH – 623 AH, as in his time, some landmarks were built in Baghdad. The structure of the palace is a central courtyard and two-floor …
It was one of the most important universities in the Islamic world in the Abbasid era. It gained special importance for teaching Arabic, religious sciences, astronomy, mathematics, medicine and pharmacy, and it included a private hospital to train its students. The school is located on the side of Rusafa near Al-Shuhada Bridge and overlooks the …
