The Al Jazzar Mosque (named after the ruler Al Jazzar-which means the butcher,
on account of his extreme cruelty) was built in 1781. 
It has a beautiful courtyard, sundial and twin domed building,
holding the sarcophagi of Ahmad Al Jazzar and his successor Suleiman.

Annette at the entrance to Al Jazzar Mosque. 9/03/2000.

The Holy Land web site has two pictures of Al Jazzar Mosque.
Click these to see the OUTSIDE and the INSIDE.

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