The Khalid Ibn Al-Walid Mosque is a stunning example of Ottoman architecture, and is one of the ancient monuments that attract large numbers of tourists to the city every year. This domed mosque consists of a prayer hall with exquisite Islamic decorations and a courtyard with origins dating back to the 20th century. From the other a few and the narrow corridors that reflect the splendor of traditional Islamic architecture, as well as the presence of the tomb of the military leader who led the Islamic conquest in Syria, Khaled bin Al-Walid, inside.