The second phase of Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s project to develop historical mosques has been launched. This comes 13 centuries following the founding of the Al-Safa Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in the Kingdom. The mosque, located in the Al-Baha region, features construction in the Sarat style. To preserve its historical values, the project aims to restore its aesthetic elements and renew its construction using natural materials such as Sarawat Mountain stones and local wood for ceilings, columns, windows, and doors.
Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s project for the development of historical mosques was launched in its second phase, 13 centuries following the founding of the Al-Safa Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in the Kingdom in the Al-Baha region, which is characterized by its construction in the Sarat style, so that the project preserves its historical values, restores its aesthetic elements, and renews its construction with natural materials from Sarawat Mountain stones and local wood used in ceilings, columns, windows and doors.
With the launch of the second phase of Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s project for the development of historical mosques, the Al-Safa Mosque in the Al-Baha region can now be restored and renewed to its former glory. This mosque, dating back 13 centuries, embodies the rich history and cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. By using natural materials from the Sarawat Mountains, this project aims to preserve the historical values and architectural beauty of this mosque, ensuring that it will continue to inspire and captivate future generations.
