Al-Zulfi
Masjid al-Mansaf was built in 1290 AH, when the village of al-Mansaf was founded, about 38 km north-west of al-Zulfi. It also served as the village school,…
Masjid al-Mansaf was built in 1290 AH, when the village of al-Mansaf was founded, about 38 km north-west of al-Zulfi. It also served as the village school, where Shaykh Jasir ibn Muhammad al-Jasir and later teachers taught the people of the village and the area around it. It is built in the Najdi style of mud brick, with a roof of palm fronds on athel trunks, a prayer hall, a courtyard and an underground room. It was restored in the first phase of the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Project for the Development of Historical Mosques, launched in 2018, which added a women's prayer area and raised its capacity to about 150 worshippers.