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As-Sunna Mosque (Rabat)- Travel Tips
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Assounna Mosque in Rabat is one of Morocco's largest and most historically significant mosques, reflecting the architectural and religious heritage of the country. Built in the late 18th century under Sultan Moulay Mohammed ben Abdallah, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a major renovation in 1969 that relocated its minaret to its current position. Situated on Avenue Mohammed V near the Royal Palace, the mosque spans approximately 74 meters on each side, featuring a traditional Moroccan layout with a spacious courtyard, galleries, and a prayer hall. Its ornamental pavilions and intricate decorative details connect it to Morocco's rich architectural traditions, making it a prominent landmark in the city.
Reviews of Assounna Mosque
Fahd Batayneh فهد بطاينة - 5
A lovely mosque in Rabat with lovely interior architecture. The mosque has an entrance for males and another for females. There are ablution areas and restrooms. In front of the mosque is a nice open space, and the mosque is very close to some attractions in Rabat such as the two museums.
Issam Ayyadi - 5
I put efforts into making sure I pray here and Allah made that possible. Marvelous mosque and surroundings. Rabat in general is amazing
Moin Sayyed - 5
Masha Allah.. magnificent art work A very peaceful, beautiful and spacious mosque.. ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّٰهِ, Al-Ḥamdu lillāh
Emily - 2
Beautiful exterior, but closed to non-Muslims.
Liridona G. - 5
such a beautiful and peaceful mosque, it was a blessing to be there and pray! the architecture is overwhelming and breathtaking.
