Arabic inscription on the founding stone of Sabil Mustafa Agha Sabil in Jerusalem, The Sabil is located to the east from Bab al-Nazir (Council Gate) on the western side of the Haram al-Sharif square. It was established during the reign of Sultan Mahmud I in the year 1153 AH / 1740 AD, under the supervision of Mustafa Agha, the governor of Jerusalem at that time, by order of the governor, Othman Bey al-Faqari.
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