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Hassan Bek Mosque

Hassan Bek Mosque, Ottoman mosque in Manshiah district, Tel Aviv, Israel

Description

Hassan Bek Mosque is an Islamic place of worship in the Manshiah district, standing between the Mediterranean Sea and modern buildings with white limestone walls and narrow piers on its facades. The structure creates a quiet contrast to the busy surroundings and occupies a prominent position in the urban landscape.

History

The building was commissioned in 1916 by Governor Hassan Bek and marked the northern boundary between Jaffa and Tel Aviv during World War I. The minaret was later reconstructed with funding from Jordan and Saudi Arabia, doubling its original height.

Culture

The mosque remains a gathering place for the Muslim community of Jaffa, serving as a space for prayer and religious observance within the modern urban landscape. You can observe devotees arriving for daily prayers and witness Islamic traditions being maintained in this setting.

Practical

The mosque is located on Ha'Yarkon Street and can be easily reached on foot, with Dolphinarium Beach and the Old Train Station within walking distance. Visitors should respect prayer times and dress appropriately when visiting, particularly during active worship periods.

Did you know?

The minaret was substantially redesigned and stands roughly twice the height of its original form, a visible result of international support for its reconstruction. This transformation makes it a distinctive landmark in Tel Aviv's skyline.

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Location
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Inception
1916
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Architects
בן ציון גיני
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Official opening
1923
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Architectural style
Islamic architecture
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GPS coordinates
32.06641,34.76349
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Latest update
December 9, 2025 18:42

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