Fakhr al-Din Mosque

Fakhr al-Din Mosque is the oldest mosque of the XIII century Mogadishu, built by the first sultan of the city of Fakhr al-Din in 1269. It is the oldest Islamic monument in Africa.

Fakhr al-Din Mosque is located in Greater Hamar, the oldest district of Mogadishu city, on the coast of the Indian Ocean. It is a delightful rectangular shrine with domed mihrabs and high prayer halls. It is built with exclusive materials - Indian marble and coral, externally covered with glazed tiles. The ancient building of the mosque Masjid Fakhr al-Din attracts many visitors to the city.