The Mosque of Lebanon, also known as the Lebanese Mosque, is one of the largest mosques in Morocco. The Mosque of Lebanon was named by the former King Hassan II. In contrast to the Mohammed V Mosque, the Mosque of Lebanon has a large minaret that is more attractive in terms of architectural design. With its simple external walls, and arched recesses can be found around the external walls, some with windows and some with internal doors, and carved plaster with a green background covers most of the minaret, giving the place an authentic Islamic character.