مبنى الدائرة العدلية العثمانية في الكرك عام 1329 ه 1911 م: دراسة في النسب والتخطيط المعماري

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The city of Karak is abundant with many Ottoman urban facilities, especially those representing administration and authority centers, such as the Government House (Al-Saraya), the Rashidiya School, the hospital, the municipality hall, the Judicial Department building, among others.

The building of the Ottoman Judicial Department is located in the city of Karak on the northern side of the archaeological castle.

Construction, as mentioned in the marble foundation plate above the entrance of the second floor of the building, dates back to July 1327 fiscal year / Rajab 1329 Hijri / July 1911 AD.

The building consists of two floors; each floor contains several rooms and corridors with a total area of 935 squared meters.

The building highlights the past of the Ottoman civilization in Jordan.

The Judicial Chamber is one of the oldest Ottoman buildings to preserve its original building in the city of Karak.

The Judicial Chamber is a unique example of Ottoman architecture as it reveals the art of Ottoman architecture, through the consistency of sizes and symmetrical apprehension among the surfaces.