The Via Dolorosa and the Okuhmu Arch in Jerusalem, a Photograph by Yousef al-Bina, the 1920s-1930s
Taken by Yousef al-Bina between the 1920s and the 1930s, this photograph shows Via Dolorosa Street in the Old City of Jerusalem, where the Okuhmu Arch and the beginning of the Uzbek (Bukhari) Zawia. It is noteworthy that the Via Dolorosa "the path of suffering" is the path that Jesus, peace be upon him, took from the moment he was sentenced to his crucifixion and execution, as Christians believe. The road has fourteen stages, each stage representing a chapter of the suffering of Christ, peace be upon him.
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Jubeh, Baha (Palestinian Museum Registrar). 2021. Interviewed by Samar Ozrail (Non-transcribed Interview). Palestinian Museum Digital Archive Project. 28-29 April 2021.; يتكون من 14 مرحلة درب الآلام بالقدس القديمة، الجزيرة نت، 20 كانون أول 2016، تاريخ الدخول إلى الصفحة 29 نيسان 2021: https://www.aljazeera.net/news/alquds/2016/12/20/مراحل-درب-الآلام-في-القدس-القديمة
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