Restoration of Al-Hawza Mosque in Asir
Prince Muhammad bin Salman's Project for the Restoration of Historic Mosques, in its second phase, is renovating the Al-Hawza Mosque in Zahran Al-Janoub Province, Asir Region. The mosque was originally built in the eighth year of the Hijra (Islamic calendar). The project aims to restore the mosque, which is approximately 293 square meters in size, and to increase its capacity from 100 to 148 worshippers through expansion and development works using natural building materials such as clay and local wood. The mosque features a Sraa-style design, contains an old well, and reflects the traditional architectural style of mountain villages. It is part of a comprehensive plan that includes 30 mosques across various regions of the Kingdom, with the goal of preserving their historic character and enhancing their cultural and religious significance, in line with Vision 2030.
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