Harmel Mosque

Harmel Mosque (Arabic: جامع حرمل‎), also known as the Kenitra Mosque (Arabic: جامع القنيطرة‎), is a Tunisian mosque located at Sabaghine Street in the medina of Tunis.

Harmel Mosque minaret

History

The mosque was built during the Hafsid reign, by Ali Thabet, one of Yusuf Dey's ministers in the 17th century.[1]

  • Commemorative plaque of the mosque
  • Entrance of the mosque
  • Inscription in top of the mosque's main entrance
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References
  1. Ahmed Saadaoui (2010). Tunis, ville ottomane : trois siècles d'urbanisme et d'architecture (in French). Tunis: Centre de publication universitaire. p. 23. ISBN 978-9973-37-023-5.

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