Located on two streets in the city of Ain al-Basha, 15 km from King Abdullah Street, 25 km northeast of Salt, meaning the word rough and rough, and the largest of the tombs archaeological, and the objectives of Jalal of the most important archaeological sites in the province of Balqa, and dates back to Roman, Byzantine and Islamic times. The region is 600 to 800 meters above sea level. The most important traces of the site: the small Umayyad Mosque and still Mahrabba in good condition some of the Islamic writings, as well as the burial of a Roman family from the second century AD ID, and the burial mihrabs above your door nets opened in the form of a flower...

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