The Salt Market, the oldest and oldest market in old Sana'a, was known by this name because it is known for being the main market for spices and spices, but the historian Muhammad Abu Al-Hassan Al-Hamdani mentioned in his book “Al-Iklil” another reason for naming, as it is in the original the Salt Market (with the inclusion of Mim and Fath al-Lam), meaning that it is a market for everything He is beautiful and well-mannered, and later got the name and became the salt market (by breaking the L and L). [1]