Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Aharoni Zisling (4 years ago)
Really nice both inside and out. I’m very happy we stopped, and paying the local representative for some insight was well worth it
Really nice both inside and out. I’m very happy we stopped, and paying the local representative for some insight was well worth it
Barak Ben Eliezer (5 years ago)
Al-Mu'alq Mosque (Arabic: المسجد المعلق, "Al-Masjid al-Ma'alq", meaning "Hanging Mosque"), also known as the Dahar al-Omar Mosque (مسجد ظاهر العمر, "Masjad Tahar al-'Amar ), Is a mosque in the southeast of the Old City of Acre.It was established during the time of the city governor in the middle of the 18th century, Daher al-Omar, and is therefore also named after him. The mosque consists of two adjoining buildings - the older building where the Ramchal Synagogue operated until it was confiscated by the authorities in 1758, and a newer building. Due to its dilapidated condition, only its base remains, but was rebuilt in the early 2000s. The entrance to the compound is below the base of the minaret, and from there a staircase leads to the mosque courtyard which is two meters above street level. Made in turn of two rooms, the first bearing a dome and the other, smaller than it, covered by a cross vaulted ceiling.
Al-Mu'alq Mosque (Arabic: المسجد المعلق, "Al-Masjid al-Ma'alq", meaning "Hanging Mosque"), also known as the Dahar al-Omar Mosque (مسجد ظاهر العمر, "Masjad Tahar al-'Amar ), Is a mosque in the southeast of the Old City of Acre.It was established during the time of the city governor in the middle of the 18th century, Daher al-Omar, and is therefore also named after him. The mosque consists of two adjoining buildings - the older building where the Ramchal Synagogue operated until it was confiscated by the authorities in 1758, and a newer building. Due to its dilapidated condition, only its base remains, but was rebuilt in the early 2000s. The entrance to the compound is below the base of the minaret, and from there a staircase leads to the mosque courtyard which is two meters above street level. Made in turn of two rooms, the first bearing a dome and the other, smaller than it, covered by a cross vaulted ceiling.
Stregar's Home (6 years ago)
At the entrance you are given a foular to wear, I liked the color is chromatically opposite the green of the domes. In itself nothing extremely exceptional, I did not enter the function that was about to begin because I was more interested in grasping other details. Cost a little too high, more touristic than religious rituals.
At the entrance you are given a foular to wear, I liked the color is chromatically opposite the green of the domes. In itself nothing extremely exceptional, I did not enter the function that was about to begin because I was more interested in grasping other details. Cost a little too high, more touristic than religious rituals.
Jeroen M (6 years ago)
Beautiful mosque and patio. Open for visitation. Headscarfs etc. available at the entrance.
Beautiful mosque and patio. Open for visitation. Headscarfs etc. available at the entrance.
Anhar Hijazi (6 years ago)
Nice historical mosque
Nice historical mosque
