Great Mosque

Salah's great mosque, a mosque in Morocco. Covering an area of 5,070 m², it is the third largest mosque in Morocco, and was originally built between 1028 and 1029. Since its origin, it has been destroyed many times. It was constructed in Almorid and Allahabad architectural style, and there are nine arches in the mosque. This year was severely damaged in Bombay in 1851, and was closed for some time during the French guard in Morocco. You can visit this place with your loved ones.

The construction of the great mosque of Saal was done from 1028 to 1029 under the orders of Tammi Ibn Ziri, and in 1196, Abu Yusuf was restored and expanded under al-Mansour's order, which became the third largest mosque with Morocco. Hassan II Mosque is the largest and the mosque of al-Kararwan University in Kasbalanka. Since that date, it has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. During the French defense in Morocco, the mosque was used for nationalist gatherings in the 1930s, led by people like Said Hajji, Ahmed Mauningu, Bakur al-Qadri and Abu Bakr Znibar. Later mosque to be used so that it can be used to lift it. Awareness about nationalist sentiment, but later opened again.