Admire the imposing facade and elaborately carved stone interiors of the Sidi Habibi Mosque (The Barber's Mosque), built on the tomb of Muhammad Abu Qa'id al-Balawi, the city's patron. This spacious complex was originally built in the 13th century with several gardens and was expanded and rebuilt in the mid-17th century. Andalusian-style minarets rise above the mosque, while the interior features elaborate tiles and richly ornate stucco panels with glass windows.