One of the archaeological and historical monuments in the city of Jeddah, which is second only to Al-Shafi’i Mosque, and was built by the Turkish Ottoman governor (Mustafa Mimar Pasha), so the mosque was influenced and designed by traditional Ottoman architecture, as it was decorated with magnificent and prominent Ottoman inscriptions and manuscripts, and from the inside resembles the Prophet’s Mosque. In terms of wooden ceilings, besides, this mosque is intended for many locals and tourists from around the world, especially the Turks. .