Salah Bey Mosque

The Salah Bey Mosque stands with two minarets rising against the Annaba skyline, incorporating traditional Islamic architectural elements in its exterior and interior design.

Constructed in 1792 under the direction of Salah Bey ben Mostefa, who served as the bey of Constantine from 1771 to 1792 during Ottoman rule.

The mosque maintains its role as a central religious institution in Annaba, where local Muslims gather for daily prayers and religious ceremonies.

Located at an elevation of 8 meters, the mosque opens its doors to visitors who can access the building through the main entrance on the eastern side.

The structure combines Ottoman architectural principles with North African construction techniques, reflecting the regional building traditions of the 18th century.

Location: Annaba

Inception: 1792

GPS coordinates: 36.89903,7.76022

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:07