Al Mansouri Great Mosque
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Very old and beautiful mosque, you need to cover your hair to get it, women and men share the same entry, you can go inside the mosque (take your shoes off). I was surprised because right after maghrib prayer (5.24pm) (there were only two women inside the mosque and they were both still praying), the responsible man told us that we need to leave because he was closing the mosque. I am not used to mosques getting closed just right after the prayers.
Amatullah RoblesAmatullah Robles
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One of the greatest and oldest mosques in lebanon. located in the heart of tripoli, between old souqs (markets) The mosque and the surrounding is an essential part of the city history. It is an attractive location that must be visited by everyone especially tourists. Whether you are looking into history, looking for great old architecture, or a divine place to find peace and pray, this is where you should go!
Majed YamaKMajed YamaK
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A great islamic and architectural masterpiece, located in the heart of the city, this mosque has a great spiritual atmosphere, the indoor praying area is not very spacious but the big outside praying area is pretty big, and the Wudu' place is around the fountain which is what mosques were like during the Ottman era. This mosque stands as a great piece of history that needs more care and focus.
Abdullah SawalhiAbdullah Sawalhi
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One of the biggest and oldest mosques in lebanon in the heart of tripoli. You can see the mameluke architecture in it. Bad news they are recently closing the doors between prayers to keep it safe, so you sometimes have to wait for the guard to come and open it for you... But anyway, it is worth the wait!
Lyne SidawiLyne Sidawi
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A spiritual mosque... the oldest and largest one in Tripoli... built by Sultan Al-Ashraf Khaleel and has 2 hairs of the prophet Mohamed was given to Tripoli by Sultan Abd Al-Hameed the 2nd
Mohamed KhamisMohamed Khamis
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مسجد المنصوري في طرابلس، المعروف أيضًا باسم "الجامع الكبير"، هو أحد أبرز المعالم الدينية والتاريخية في المدينة. بُني في القرن الثالث عشر خلال فترة حكم المماليك، ويعتبر تحفة معمارية بفضل تصميمه المميز وزخارفه الفريدة. يتميز المسجد بمئذنته العالية وباحته الواسعة التي تعكس الطراز الإسلامي التقليدي. إلى جانب قيمته التاريخية، يُعتبر المسجد مكانًا نشطًا للعبادة ومركزًا للمجتمع المحلي، حيث تقام فيه الصلوات والفعاليات الدينية والتعليمية. زيارة المسجد تمنح الزائرين فرصة لاستكشاف تاريخ طرابلس العريق والتعرف على التراث الإسلامي في المنطقة.
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The Mansouri Great Mosque or Grand Mansouri Mosque is a mosque in Tripoli, Lebanon, also known as the Great Mosque of Tripoli. It was built in the Mamluk period, from 1294 to 1298. This was the first building to be erected in Mamluki Tripoli.
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