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السجلات المعروضة 1901 -- 1920 من 2998

Al-Aqsa Mosque, the beautiful pulpit destroyed by arson in 1969 which had been placed in the mosque in 1187 by Salah-ed-Din after the recapture of the city
Al-Aqsa Mosque, seen through the columns of the Dome of the Spirits. To the right is the Dome of the Hebrew Night and to the left the little Dome of Gabriel in front of the Dome of the Rock
Al-Aqsa Mosque, details of the drum
Al-Aqsa Mosque, interior of the dome. The inscriptions mention Salah-ed-Din, Muhammad, Qalaun and Mahmoud II
Al-Aqsa Mosque, the ceiling of the central aisle, badly damaged by arson 1969
Al-Aqsa Mosque, 20th century reconstructed pillar and tie-beam stand out against Al-Zahir's 11th century mosaics and restored ceiling of the central aisle
The western arcades of the Al-Aqsa Mosque
North front and main entrance to Al-Aqsa Mosque
Dome of the Rock, the massive pillars and arches of the Herodian structure known as "Solomon's stables" and the southern part of the haram
View south towards the Al-Aqsa Mosque. The tops of the Minbar of Burhan Ed-Din and Qubbat Yussuf can be seen to the right of the arches (mawazin)
Dome of the Rock, a view across the sacred rock towards the shrine with the Prophet's (pbuh) relics
Dome of the Rock, view of the sacred rock from the eastern side of the gallery at the base of the dome
Dome of the Rock panel from the lower part of the dome. It reads: "Executer of his commands sultan Muhammad, son of Qalaun, the victorious martyr"
Dome of the Rock, the interior above the rock. The lower panels record Salah-ed-Din's restorations, describing him as "sultan and king, just and vigorous"
Dome of the Rock, corner panels of the outer ambulatories
Dome of the Rock, the mosaic-covered arches supporting the roof above the ambulatories
A panel of the outer ambulatory of the Dome of the Rock
Dome of the Rock, the shrine with the Prophet's (pbuh) hair and other relics
Interior of the Dome of the Rock. A metal covered tiebeam and capital below the arches which separates the inner from the outer ambulatory
Variety of ceramic designs of the outer wall of the Dome of the Rock