On the lintel of the door, tabula ansata, 162 by 41 cm., four lines:
1. In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate. This is what the majestic lady ʿIṣmat ad-Dīn H̱adīdja Khātūn, daughter of the Sultan al-Malik al-Muʿaẓẓam Šaraf ad-Dīn ʿIsā, son of the Sultan al-Malik al-ʿĀdil Sayf
2. ad-Dīn ʾabū Bakr, son of ʾAyyūb, has constituted as waqf, namely, a part of the Bath al-Kulayb consisting of five shares and two-thirds of a share and one-fifth of a share and one-fifth of the Ṭarab mill, and a house at Ǧabal aṣ-Ṣāliḥīyyā, and a part of Qaṣr Taqīī ad-Dīn
3. consisting of seven shares and half a share and one quarter of a share and one eighth of a share and one thirteenth of a share, and a part of the village aṭ-Ṭuzzā consisting of two-thirds of a share and one-third of a seventh of a share, and part of H̱ān al-ʿĀtikā,
4. at Ǧubbat ʿAssāl of Qaṣr Maʿlūlā consisting of three shares and one and a half shares from aǧ-Ǧubbā, and seven shares of al-Qurbānīyyā, and the garden of al-Māridānīyyā in toto, and that (was executed) in Ḏū (al-Qiʿdā or Ḥiǧǧā) 650 .... (January-February, 1253)
Ernst Herzfeld. Damascus, Studies in Architecture III. Ars Islamica XI-XII 1946 (p. 1-71).
Qutaybā aš-Šihabī. An-Nuqūš al-Kitābīyyā fi ʾAwābid Dimašq. Published by the Syrian Ministry of Culture in 1997.