Considered the largest and most important mosque in Jaffa, this mosque consists of a complex of buildings arranged around two large courtyards and a third smaller courtyard. The buildings, gates, and courtyard were built in various stages during the 18th and 19th centuries while southern Syria was under Ottoman rule. The mosque includes many distinctive monuments, including the dome and the mihrab, and its construction still preserves its ancient and ancient character with stones, narrow corridors and prominent domes that made it one of the exceptional architectural masterpieces in Jaffa and Palestine, and what distinguishes it most is its spiritual atmosphere filled with tranquility and tranquility that attracts many from visitors.