Saudi Arabia uncovers ancient mosque with inscriptions

The Saudi Heritage Authority announced the discovery of a historic mosque dating back to the first century AH, more than 1300 years ago, as part of an archaeological excavation project in Al-Baha region. At the site, a mosque constructed from granite stones with a simple yet precise architectural layout stands in the center. Islamic inscriptions adorn its walls, including prayers for Prophet Muhammad. Additionally, stone rooms and archaeological tools such as vessels, mats, and stone implements were uncovered, highlighting the daily life of the inhabitants and indicating the site's connection to activities related to the extraction and processing of metals, especially gold, silver, and copper, which held significant economic importance in earlier historical periods. This discovery contributes to expanding our understanding of the area's history and underscores the intertwined nature of religious, commercial, and craft activities at the site.

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