مسجد القبب

The Qubbab Mosque features 18 domes arranged in three rows of six, constructed with gypsum and bricks in a traditional Islamic architectural style.

The construction of the mosque began during the First Saudi State by Sharif Hamoud bin Muhammad Al-Khayrati Abu Mismar in 1002 AH.

The mosque serves as a central gathering point for religious activities, daily prayers, and community events in the Jazan region.

The prayer hall spans 1052 square meters and accommodates 600 worshippers, with stone pillars supporting the historic ceiling structure.

The mosque's signature feature includes three parallel rows of identical domes, creating a distinct geometric pattern visible from various angles.

GPS coordinates: 16.96650,42.82962

Latest update: March 18, 2025 06:52