The historical Najdi Mosque was built by Ibrahim Al-Najdi, who was one of the largest pearl merchants on the island of Farasan. It is located in a densely populated neighborhood, surrounded by a group of historical houses on all sides. Its walls are decorated with hollow ribs of plaster, and each of its windows is topped The arches are decorated with gypsum, and it is said that the wooden minbar and the mihrab came from India, and they are distinguished by colorful decorations and inscriptions.