Jawatha Mosque holds a standing few landmarks can match: it is among the oldest mosques in Islam, and is said to be the first place where Friday prayer was held after the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, by the Banu Abd al-Qais who settled this land. What remains of its humble mud structure carries a dignity beyond its size. Stand before its arches and walls and you summon centuries of prayer and gathering in an oasis whose people were among the earliest to embrace Islam. To visit it is a journey through time more than a visit to a building — a moment that connects you to a deep root of the place’s history.
Mosques & religious sites
Jawatha Mosque
One of the oldest mosques in Islam, and the first place a Friday prayer was held after Medina.
From the place
Jawatha Mosque — photo 1
Jawatha Mosque — photo 2
Jawatha Mosque — photo 3