As-Salt Grand Mosque, Central mosque in Salt, Jordan.

The As-Salt Grand Mosque is a place of worship in the old city with sandstone walls, domed roofs, and multiple arched windows that form its exterior. Inside, separate prayer areas serve men and women.

The building dates back to the 14th century and took its current form during Ottoman times in the 1800s when it underwent major reconstruction. Additional renovation work happened in the early 2000s.

The mosque stands near the Good Shepherd Church, showing how different faiths have coexisted peacefully in Salt for centuries. This shared space reflects the community's approach to living together.

The building sits on a hill in the old city and is easy to reach on foot. The site follows daily prayer times, so it's helpful to check when visits are possible.

The mosque was demolished in 1965 under Defence Order No. 17, published in the Official Gazette, because of structural faults in its walls and ceilings. A spring that once stood on the site was replaced by new water facilities, and the modern building opened in 2015.