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The Levant

The Ibrahimi Mosque

Hebron, Palestine

The Ibrahimi Mosque — Hebron, Palestine
The Ibrahimi Mosque — Hebron, Palestine
The holiest site in Islam after the Two Sanctuaries — it holds the tombs of Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob and their wives, expressing the continuity of the prophets in the land of Palestine.
Location: Hebron, PalestineFounded: Ancient structure predating the common era; the mosque added in the Ayyubid era

Story & history

Temples and then churches rose above the sacred cave; Muslims added a mosque and shrine for the prophets, and it became the heart of Hebron and a place of prayer for Muslims and Jews under a special arrangement to this day.

Getting there

Pin the site on the map or head straight there with your maps app; opening hours and access vary by season.

Directions via Google MapsOpen full mapCoordinates: 31.5247, 35.1107

Quick facts

Visiting tip

Muslims may enter alongside the organized visiting hours.

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