Al-Qibli Mosque (Riyadh)

The mosque was built around 1689,^[2] when Dawwas ibn Abdullah, the father of Dahham ibn Dawwas, ruled the town of Manfuhah and was built in traditional Najdi architectural style, located in close proximity to the town's former ruling palace.^[3][4]

In 1945, the mosque was restored by King Abdulaziz ibn Saud,^[5] where the interior praying area was expanded from north to south by 120 square meters. The mosque has 33 colonnade. The mosque underwent minor restorations since then. In 1993, major renovation works were carried out by strengthening the foundations of the mosque. In 2022, the mosque was listed for restoration during the second phase of the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Project for the Development of Historical Mosques.^{[6][7][8][9][10]} The mosque covers an area of almost 804 square meters.^[11] It includes a rectangular minaret, whose height reaches 6 meters.^[12]

Prominent imams of the mosque have included Sheikh Saad bin Anbar, Sheikh Muhammad bin Hameed, Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Shuaibi, Sheikh Omar bin Khalifa, and Sheikh Omar bin Mahmoud, who died in 1966, in addition to Sheikh Abdulrahman bin Abdullah bin Mahmoud.

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