Hama
The Izzi Mosque is a Mamluk mosque of Hama founded in 723 AH (1323) by Muhammad ibn Hamza al-Izzi, beside a madrasa built by his relative Yahya ibn Hamza…
The Izzi Mosque is a Mamluk mosque of Hama founded in 723 AH (1323) by Muhammad ibn Hamza al-Izzi, beside a madrasa built by his relative Yahya ibn Hamza al-Izzi in 657 AH (1258). It is one of the important historic mosques of the city. The mosque stands in the Bab al-Jisr quarter on the bank of the Orontes, below the north side of Hama Citadel. It has been recently renovated and is a short walk from the norias and the Great Mosque of Hama.