“A prayer rug unfurled beneath a sky full of stars.” This thought, whispered on the wind, might have been uttered centuries ago at Tibah. Here, in Amman, the Tibah Mosque, or as it is known in Arabic, مسجد طيبة, stands as a testament to faith. Tibah has witnessed generations raise their hands in prayer. It has heard countless whispers of hope and supplication echoing through its hallowed halls. The Great Mosque of Taybeh, mentioned in historical records, is believed to be the same mosque that stands before you today in Tibah. Imagine the countless lives that have passed through these doors, each seeking solace and connection. The Tibah Mosque serves not only as a place of worship but as a community hub. It anchors the lives of the people who live here, in the At-Taibah District, or Al-Taybeh. This district, encompassing several villages like Samma, Dūr as-Sa’nah, and Makhraaba, revolves around Tibah. As you stand here, in front of Tibah Mosque, remember you are standing on a piece of living history. You are connected to the chain of generations who have found peace within these walls.
Prince Hassan Mosque
In the heart of Amman, a modern marvel stands tall: the Prince Hassan Mosque. Completed in 2016, this mosque, commissioned