Ain Al-Qusiya or Ain Farag

 Ain Al-Qusiya or Ain Farag

It is located in the Al-Mazloum neighborhood in the Hawar of Beit Obaid Qandil. 

It is an old bazan built by Sultan Qanswa Al-Ghouri in 915 AH / 1493 AD. Water sources used to come from Wadi Qus, east of Jeddah. 

The flow of Al-Ain continued until the 11th century AH/17 AD. 

Its depth is 8 m, its area is 12.8 m, and it has a staircase to go down. The eye broke down and was repaired several times, then it broke down again in the 13th century AH / 19 AD, so the merchant Farah Yosr collected donations from merchants to repair it and the spring ran again in 1279 AH / 1848 AD, so it was known by his name, then it disappeared. 

And the administration of the historical area, under the supervision of Engineer Sami Saleh Nawar, and with the help of the old residents of the area, including Uncle Muhammad Hassan al-Habib, and Uncle Hassan Mohawl (may God have mercy on them), searched for its location. 

Today, it is one of the historical landmarks of the city of Jeddah.