Sheikh Jarrah
Sheikh Jarrah established a "zawiya" (literally "angle, corner", also meaning a small mosque or school), known as the "Zawiya Jarrahiyya". Sheikh Jarrah was buried on the grounds of the school. A tomb was built in 1201, which became a destination for worshippers and visitors. A two-story stone building incorporating a flour mill, "Qasr el-Amawi", was built opposite the tomb in the 17th century.