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Creation Year
1967
Image ID
A.084
Alternate Identifier
B01.084
Subcollection
A: Jerusalem
Abstract
A view of the north end of the Haram platform, showing several landmarks.
Description
A view of the northern Haram platform seen from the west, depicting, from left to right, The Dome of Solomon (A.80-81), the Ghawanima Minaret (A.67), and the Dome of the Prophet's Lovers. The Dome of Solomon dates from the 12th-13th century, and legend associates it with the place where Solomon prayed after the building of the Jewish Temple, and also where Jesus instructed the doctors of the Law (Luke 2: 46-47). The Dome of the Prophet's Lovers was constructed in 1818 by Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II, and is named for the Sufi sheiks that would gather there for prayers.
Image Notes
Photograph created 1967. Photograph processed April 1967. Formerly cataloged as B.01.084. No notes written on the slide or index.
Curator Notes
Buildings depicted from left to right are the Dome of Solomon, Ghawanima Minaret, and Dome of the Prophet's Lovers
Image Format
35 mm slide
Geographic Reference
Jerusalem, Israel/Palestine
Keywords
Dome of Solomon, Dome, Ghawanima Minaret, Minaret, Thirteenth Century, Mamluk, Dome of the Prophet's Lovers, Nineteenth Century, Ottoman, Temple Mount