Al-Farouq Mosque

The Al-Farouq Mosque extends across four levels, including three floors above ground and one basement, accommodating up to 3000 worshippers during services.

Built in 1890, the Al-Farouq Mosque has remained a central religious institution in Beirut through numerous social and political changes in Lebanese society.

The mosque functions as an educational center, offering programs about Islamic teachings and organizing interfaith dialogues to promote understanding between communities.

Located in an accessible urban area, the mosque opens its doors for daily prayers and maintains regular schedules for religious services and community events.

The facility incorporates traditional Islamic architectural elements while providing modern amenities across its multiple floors for various community activities.

Location: Beirut Governorate

Inception: 1890

Capacity: 3000

Floors above the ground: 3

Floors below the ground: 1

Address: تقطاع شارع مدحت باشا مع شارع الأرمنازي، محلَّة الزيدانيَّة، المصيطبة، بيروت

GPS coordinates: 33.88869,35.49022

Latest update: March 7, 2025 02:57