Mashqouq Palace - Mashqouq Palace

Al-Musfaqqa Palace or Al-Radi Palace is located in the town of Qusaiba, surrounded by many palm groves. At one time, the number of palm trees that surrounded that palace reached 2,000. It was established in 1834 AD, and its construction date dates back to more than 285 years approximately. The palace still retains its prestige, status, beauty, and distinctive design. Prince Mishari bin Saud took refuge in the palace during his return from Diriyah, and King Abdul Aziz took it as a resting place during his conquests, and an important source for supplying armies with supplies, dates, and grains that are grown on its running eyes, and King Saud bin Abdulaziz Al Saud was received there twice.

A beautiful and archaeological site that tells a long history, and the place is elegant and the walk there is calm

A clay palace in its old condition. Large, deserted and surrounded by palm trees.

The palace has many rooms and corridors and it has a well of water but needs more attention where most of the walls are falling

A heritage palace that needs maintenance and attention, as it has an honorable history. Qasr Al-Karam and Al-Jude (Al-Radi Palace) Among some of the steadfast evidences, there is the Al-Mashfaq Palace or “Al-Radi Palace” with its annexes, Rawashna, and Al-Maraqiya shrines hundreds of years ago. To narrate a stage of the glories of this town, which is scented with the lives of distinguished men from the people of Qusaiba; Since Prince Mishari bin Saud took shelter in it in 1234 AH while returning to Diriyah until it turned into a place where King Abdulaziz caught his breath in his conquests, and an important source for supplying and financing the unification armies with supplies of dates and grains produced by the land of the town when it was one of the most important sources of food in the region for the most important Two main commodities at the time were dates and grains, which are grown on its running eyes. Prince Mashari took cover when he returned to Diriyah, and King Abdulaziz stayed there during his battles One of the poets said of him: Dougt with the cracked Qasr bin Radi I licked it and gave me the look and the ruins Al-Fakhr Palace tells you about all the past The day of the time when the teeth are biting Shortening the case on the day of scarcity of litigation It contains the peaks of poison and disease There is no place for him who came out of the vain supply His shepherd fills the flower of the guest to piss off In the oasis of Qusaiba as the full moon Like Al-Balihi Kayed, the pregnancy is ripe

Palatial Palace, an archaeological site, an ancient clay palace fortified with thick walls with four towers above its walls, a palace in a palm grove as it is in the palaces of Najd. Needs renovation.

Al-Mashqawq Palace is one of the historical monuments in the Kingdom, not only a palace, but forts and castles as well .. King Abdulaziz visited the palace 3 times and King Saud twice .. And every corner of the palace contains an observation tower, the history of the palace dates back to more than 270 years .. Since Prince Mishari bin Saud sought refuge in him in 1234 AH during his return to Diriyah, it turned into a place where King Abdulaziz would catch his breath during his conquests, and an important source for supplying and financing the monotheism armies with supplies of dates and grains produced by the town's land when it was one of the most important food sources in the region.