Fakhreddine's Mosque
Fakhreddine's Mosque
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Cora_v
Kyiv26,140 contributions
May 2013 • Solo
There’s no missing Fakhreddine Mosque when you enter Deir Al Qamar. It’s situated right in the city centre, on spacious former Midan, presently Dany Chamoun Square.
As witnessed by the inscriptions on its façade, it was built by order of Emir Fakhreddine I. Erected in 1493 it’s considered the oldest mosque in Mount Lebanon. Next to it, there’s former Emir Fakhreddine palace, which now hosts Marie Baz Wax museum.
Fakhreddine Mosque, with its basic square-shaped main building and one minaret, is nevertheless elegant in its simplicity. Makes an amazing part of the city centre ensemble with its sand-coloured brick houses climbing green slopes.
As witnessed by the inscriptions on its façade, it was built by order of Emir Fakhreddine I. Erected in 1493 it’s considered the oldest mosque in Mount Lebanon. Next to it, there’s former Emir Fakhreddine palace, which now hosts Marie Baz Wax museum.
Fakhreddine Mosque, with its basic square-shaped main building and one minaret, is nevertheless elegant in its simplicity. Makes an amazing part of the city centre ensemble with its sand-coloured brick houses climbing green slopes.
Written 21 January 2014
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gsnreviews
Beirut, Lebanon258 contributions
Sept 2018 • Friends
Fakhreddine Ist was obsessed by architecture and by building the most beautiful of what could be built within available resources.
One of the personal projects under his rule was Fakhreddine Mosque , the first to be built in the whole mount lebanon that dates back to the 15th century, at the entrance of Deir al Qamar Squarre.
This Mamelouk style mosque is certainly a must visit in teh area along with its 50 steps minaret that is still standing despite several earthquakes.
One of the personal projects under his rule was Fakhreddine Mosque , the first to be built in the whole mount lebanon that dates back to the 15th century, at the entrance of Deir al Qamar Squarre.
This Mamelouk style mosque is certainly a must visit in teh area along with its 50 steps minaret that is still standing despite several earthquakes.
Written 6 September 2018
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Connoisseur-of-Life
Mississauga, Canada1,359 contributions
Jul 2016 • Couples
We had already visited several mosques of varying providence. This one is small but quite old constructed of pleasing stone hues. Makes for a great Kodak moment and possible time of reflection.
Written 11 August 2016
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Zeina A
Manama, Bahrain35 contributions
Nov 2017 • Friends
Very nice village and great heritage especially the Musée Marie Baz wax personalities must see, and the owner is a great person Mr Samir Baz
Written 5 November 2017
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dmittleman
Palm Beach Gardens, FL1,409 contributions
Oct 2019
Situated at one end of Dany Chamoun Square, this small mosque is pleasing to the eye. Although there is nothing overwhelming about it, it's situation at one end of the square makes it appear that the mosque is in charge of the entire area.
Written 5 January 2020
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Ana L
Navan, Ireland2,682 contributions
Dec 2018 • Couples
Very small mosque but quite charming, and well preserved. If you go outside of praying times, you can have a look inside.
Written 20 January 2019
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Cymro
Coimbra, Portugal3,310 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
Located just off the main square in Deir el Qamar this little mosque is one of the many things to see when exploring the town. Nothing grand and not that beautiful, but worth a visit nonetheless.
Written 4 September 2018
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Mohamed M
Dubai, United Arab Emirates10 contributions
Sept 2016 • Family
not really a touristic attraction, but it did save us the ride looking for a mosque. surrounded by a market (touristic)
Written 16 May 2017
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jija_emm
Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon30 contributions
Feb 2017 • Solo
Nothing too fancy , just a very old mosque built during a rich historical era before the turkish (othmanies) occupied the area .
Very small , in the corner of dani chamoun place , at the side of the main road that crosses dier al qamar
Very small , in the corner of dani chamoun place , at the side of the main road that crosses dier al qamar
Written 1 February 2017
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Tony W
Sydney, Australia4,607 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
This is an interesting historical building in that is the only masjid in the town and it was built sometime in the 15th century. Not as grand internally and somewhat plain externally it is still worth a quick visit when you are in the village.
Written 1 January 2017
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