Dating of the minarets in Jerusalem Quds has been done according to the style and shape. Mamluk minarets generally have a square shape and surround the Haram al- Sharif. Therefore, it was built in the traditional Syrian style, with a square-shaped base and shaft, divided by moldings into three floors above which two lines of muqarnas decorate the muezzin's balcony. The niche is surrounded by a square chamber that ends in a lead-covered stone dome. After the minaret was damaged in the Jerusalem earthquake, the Minaret's dome was covered with lead.