Sanaa
Dawud Mosque in the Old City of Sana'a is attributed to Shaykh Dawud ibn al-Makin in the seventh century AH. His brothers are remembered for building other…
Dawud Mosque in the Old City of Sana'a is attributed to Shaykh Dawud ibn al-Makin in the seventh century AH. His brothers are remembered for building other mosques in the city, among them the Musa Mosque, and the building was later added to by Imam al-Mutawakkil Sharaf al-Din. The mosque has a prayer hall with a flat timber roof on stone columns and arches, and a slender minaret decorated with patterned brick, added in a later period.