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Five historic mosques from Prophet's era to be restore soon. The Project for the Development of Historical Mosques aims to promote Saudi Arabia's vibrant cultural heritage.
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MAKKAH: Thirty mosques will be restored and refurbished across the Kingdom in the second phase of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s “Developing Historical Mosques” project. Five in the Makkah region have been singled out. The first phase also saw 30 renovated in 10 regions across the country. The crown prince’s project will see a total of 130 mosques restored, according to
RIYADH: Five mosques in the Makkah region will be restored as part of the second phase of the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Project for the Development of Historical Mosques, Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday. The project aims to protect and renovate the mosques, prolong their lifespan, and maintain their architecture that has been affected by the changing climate over past
Al-Baiah Mosque that was built by the Abbasid Caliph Abu Jafar Al-Mansour near Jamrat Al-Aqaba at Mina is the first of the directed mosques to be developed in Makkah during the second phase of the project.