Jaffali Mosque

Jaffali Mosque is a distinctive landmark near Jeddah’s historic Al Balad district. Designed by the internationally renowned Egyptian architect Abdelwahed El-Wakil, it was completed in 1987.

Architecture and Design

• The mosque spans over 3,000 square meters and is known for its striking white structure.
• Twenty ornate domes crown its elegant corridors.
• Built on a raised platform, it features a distinctive three-tier minaret.
• Its layout combines numerous separate spaces with a unified aesthetic.

Courtyard and Capacity

The mosque accommodates over 2,500 worshippers. Its rectangular courtyard covers 370 square meters and provides a peaceful space for reflection.

Setting and Views

Overlooking the neighboring lake, Jaffali Mosque combines spiritual significance with architectural elegance. Its timeless design enriches the urban landscape near historic Al Balad.