The Emir Munzer mosque on Waygand street was built by Emir Munzer Al-Tannoukhi, the Governor of Beirut between 1616 and 1633. It was damaged during the Lebanese civil war (1975-90) and restored in 2002. On Waygand street there is the Al Omari mosque. This is a former church of Saint John the Baptist, built in 1150 over the site of Roman imperial baths and converted into a mosque under the Mamluks in 1291. The Mohammad Al-Amin mosque (also known as the Blue mosque) is a Sunni mosque in El Amir Bachir street which was completed in 2008. The interior of this mosque is beautifully decorated.
01 Emir Munzer mosque 02 Al Omari mosque 03 Al Amin mosque 04 Al Amin mosque 05 Al Amin mosque at night
06 Al Amin mosque 07 Al Amin mosque 08 Prayer hall in Al Amin mosque 09 Al Amin mosque prayer hall 10 Al Amin mosque
11 Al Amin mosque 12 Al Amin mosque dome 13 Al Amin mosque dome 14 Al Amin mosque 15 Al Amin mosque
16 Al Amin mosque 17 Al Amin mosque dome 18 Al Omari mosque 19 Al Omari mosque 20 Al Omari mosque
21 Al Omari mosque 22 Al Omari mosque 23 Al Omari mosque 24 Al Omari mosque 25 Al Omari mosque
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