The Hadrat Qadiriyah clock is one of the ancient clocks in Baghdad. It has four faces, and the design of its tower is similar to that of the Qishla clock, also located in Baghdad.
Al-Hadra Al-Qadiriyah (The Qadiriyah School) is the name given to the tomb of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al-Jilani Al-Hasani in Baghdad. The mausoleum and mosque of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al-Jilani is located in the Bab Al-Sheikh area on the side of Al-Rusafa from Baghdad, as the origin of this mosque was a school called Bab Al-Azj School, which was established by Abu Saeed Al-Mukhrami in the year 541 AH.
Al-Hadra is considered one of the most important historical and civilizational landmarks of Baghdad. Al-Hadra has a long history in the political, cultural, social and even military history of Baghdad. During the Ottoman era, Al-Hadra was the seat of many uprisings against the unjust rulers, where people gathered in Al-Hadra and exited from it.
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