Sanaa
Al-Muradiyya is a domed mosque inside Qasr al-Silah, the citadel on the eastern side of the Old City of Sana'a. It was built with its minaret by the Ottoman…
Al-Muradiyya is a domed mosque inside Qasr al-Silah, the citadel on the eastern side of the Old City of Sana'a. It was built with its minaret by the Ottoman governor Murad Pasha in 984 AH, and was also known as al-Adiliyya, after the justice for which Murad Pasha was remembered. Its dome has an unusually steep pointed profile, and the mosque looks out over the old city from the citadel.