Category:Ablution Gate

**Ablution Gate**
	one of the Gates in Jerusalem's Old City Walls
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Instance of	city gate; architectural structure; tourist attraction;
Subclass of	Gates of Al-Aqsa;
Part of	Al-Aqsa (Western Wall);
Name in native language	بَابُ الْمَطْهَرَةِ;
Named after	wudu (ritual purity in Islam);
Location	Old City of Jerusalem, East Jerusalem, West Bank, Southern Levant, Fertile Crescent
Architectural style	Islamic architecture;
Maintained by	Jerusalem Islamic Waqf; The Council of Endowments, Islamic Affairs, and Holy Sites in Jerusalem;
Height	3.5 m;
Follows	Gate of the Chain;
Followed by	Cotton Merchants' Gate;
	31° 46′ 40.77″ N, 35° 14′ 03.66″ E
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العربية: (باب المتوضأ) (باب الطهارة) باب المطهرة

English: Ablution Gate / Gate of the Ablutions / Gate of the Ablutions Place / Gate of the Bath / Gate of Purification / Purification Gate.

↑ Kenney, Ellen (2009) Power and Patronage in Medieval Syria, Middle East Documentation Center, p. 90 ISBN: 978-0-9708199-4-9. "An alley linked the Siqāyat al-‘Ādil ^{[link added]} to a Ḥaram gate alternately referred to as Bāb al-Siqāyah, Bāb al-Maṭharah, Bāb al-Ṭahārah, and Bāb al-Mutawaḍḍa"

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