List of mosques in Damascus

Damascus became the capital of a vast Arab empire when the Umayyads claimed their throne there. The city has since witnessed several monumental destructions, including the Ottoman Destruction of the Christian Quarter, and the French air raid on October 18, 1925.

Contents 1 Umayyads 2 Abbasids 3 Fatimids 4 Ayyubids 5 Mamluks 6 Ottomans 7 Modern 8 External links

Umayyads

• Umayyad Mosque

Abbasids

Fatimids

• Nur al-Din Madrasa

Ayyubids

• Al-Tuba msoque
• Hanabila Mosque

Mamluks

• Yalbugha Mosque
• Aqsab Mosque
• Mosque of Senjeqdar
• Tabtabeya mosque
• Saboneya mosque
• Hanging mosque

• Tawawsiya moqsue
• Siyaneya Complex
• Sheikh Raslan mosque
• Al-Saqeeqa mosque
• Mosque of Asim
• Mosque of Ward
• Mosque of Zein
• Mosque of Qola'e
• Tetkez mosque
• Mosque of Toreezi

Ottomans

• Darwish Pasha Mosque
• Sinan Pasha Mosque
• Tekkiye Mosque
• Nabi Habeel Mosque
• Al-Arish Mosque

Modern

• Sayyidah Zaynab Mosque
• Sayyidah Ruqayya Mosque

External links

• http://www.syriatourism.org/index.php?module=subjects&func=viewpage&pageid=1925

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