Mansaf Mosque - GMPC+2M2 Mansaf Mosque

And blessed is the Ghazi, the people of Mansaf, people of generosity, religion and knowledge

Its architecture was renovated and publicly announced in 1391 Hijri date. From that date until two years ago, Abu Ghazi was before him and his fiancée until he moved to the mercy of God and his eldest son Ghazi succeeded. God willing this family will inherit this Haj

The rehabilitation of the historic Al-Mansaf Mosque in # Al-Zulfi Governorate was approved within the project of His Highness the Crown Prince to restore and rehabilitate historical mosques in the Kingdom.

I am listening to this village and I did not visit it and it was said about it from the former Rukayeb and still said, Saker Al-Khamesi (Yahil Al-Rakeeb Dharmou to Ibn Ghazi ..) The people of this village are known as the Ghazi of the Bedouin I will visit it when the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Mosque, may God preserve him, is completed and we are honored to visit her and to see her distinguished people, the grandchildren of the honored ones, making them provide strength not weakness.

Peace be upon you ... I hope the brothers tour guides me to clarify the reason for naming this region Mounsv as well. This is the reason for naming the mosque this name (and the reason for the presence of the tribe of the Gazan) in which ... May Allah reward you good ...

Its foundation was made of palm fronds and was taken over by Imam Ahmad al-Hubaishi and Jasser, then his son Abd al-Rahman al-Jasser, and it was rebuilt with mud in 1363 AH and then renewed with cement in 1391 Muhammad bin Jarallah al-Ghazi took over the imamate for nearly 60 years God forgive them all

An explanation of history. The Al-Mansaf Mosque was established in 1223 AH. It was built by Jarallah bin Hamad bin Sabhan Al Ghazi, then it was renovated in 1270 AH. Its roof was from a palm grove, and it was burnt within the palms of its vicinity. Previously, it was not known by its imam. Then the Ghazi moved to the southeast of the village and set up their palace outside the palm grove and the mosque With him in 1289 AH and the first imam known to this mosque is Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah Al-Umair and his mother, the second wife of Jarallah, after the death of his father Abdullah Al-Nasser, Prince of Al-Zulfi at the time. Then the mosque was erected for the fourth time in his current location. The sons of Jarallah’s brothers, Suleiman Al-Umair, established his mother in 1318 AH. In the year 1320 AH, Suleiman Al-Umair moved to the village of Al-Aqlah, south of Al-Zulfi. Sheikh Jasser bin Muhammad Al-Jasser was living in the village of Al-Thuwair, and Abdulaziz Al Ghazi asked him to come to Al-Mansaf to be the imam of the mosque in 1321 AH. In 1361 AH, he renewed his current position for the fifth time and his imam, Sheikh Jasser Abdul Karim Al Ghazi went to Ahmed Abdul Aziz Al Hubaishi, and after his imam Ahmad Al Hubaishi returned to Al Zulfi, Abdul Karim Al Ghazi asked Abdul Rahman bin Jasser, and he became an imam until he moved to Al Zulfi around the year 1385 AH. Then the imam, Sheikh Muhammad bin Jarallah Al Ghazi, became the grandson of the founder of the village as it is the will of his grandfather. In 1391 AH, the mosque was demolished D and it was rebuilt at the expense of the Al-Ghazi, continuing in front of him Muhammad bin Jarallah, may God have mercy on them all, then honored His Royal Highness Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, may God protect him, so he ordered the construction of this mosque as it is honored for the whole of the ancient mosques in the kingdom and is still in front of it after Muhammad bin Jarallah the Ghazi his son Ghazi Bin Muhammad, may God preserve him. His dictation is on Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Al Ghazi

Al-Mansaf Mosque, located in the village of Al-Mansaf, north of Zulfi Governorate, is one of the oldest mosques in the governorate. It was recently renovated within the project of His Royal Highness Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Crown Prince, may God protect him, to renovate and restore historical mosques. Many ancient families inhabited this village during the past decades, none of whom are currently left.