One of the most beautiful adhaan ever! Yemen - Sana'a - Saleh Mosque
Some general information about the mosque:
The Saleh Mosque is a mosque in Sana'a, Yemen. It can hold up to 40,000 worshippers and cost nearly 60 million US dollars to build. At the time of construction and opening, it was criticized for being too expensive in relation to Yemen's general impoverishment.
The adhaan is truly amazing!!!
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Ramadan at Al Saleh Masjid in Sana'a Yemen
This past Ramadan, I have had the privilege of going to Sana'a, Yemen. I recorded this tid bit of the grande al Saleh Masjid.. The Masjid was inaugurated in November 2008.
For those living in the West, I would strongly encourage you to experience at least one Ramadan in the Holy lands. Book your work vacation time around Ramadan and take advantage of this important month. There is nothing like praying Taraweeh and Tahajjud in the Mid-East. The Ramadan atmosphere over there is simply amazing, Alhamdulillah.
جامع الصالح في صنعاء استعداداً لرمضان | HD مناظر رائعة The Al Saleh Mosque in Sana'a, Yemen
مناظر جامع الصالح بتصوير عالي الدقة ورائع جداً
روحانيات الاستعداد لرمضان
The Al Saleh Mosque in Sana'a, Yemen
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Islamic Architecture Yemen- Alsaleh Mosque- جامع الصالح اليمن
This is an exclusive video that shows the Alsaleh Mosque in Yemen before its opening. It was during my vacation to Yemen, which was the day I left Yemen to the States.
inuti Al Saleh Mosque Jemen
Den största moskén i Jemen, kapacitet på över 30.000.
Al Salaf Al Saleh Masjid | Beauty Of Masajid | A Beautiful Mosque Near Sharjah International Airport
A Huge And Beautiful Mosque Near The Sharjah International Airport, A Video With Good Scenes Of The Mosque And 4K Quality. A Significant Presentation By Abdul Qayyum.
HISTORICAL PLACES OF YEMEN IN GOOGLE EARTH WITH CO-ORDINATES
1. SIRA FORT,ADEN 12°46'44.33N 45° 2'57.92E
2. AL SALEH MOSQUE,SANAA 15°19'32.40N 44°12'28.52E
3. KEY(LOCK) GENERAL HOSPITAL BUILDING
12°46'55.05N 45° 2'29.63E
4. GREAT MOSQUE OF SANAA 15°21'11.31N 44°12'53.75E
5. ADEN GATE,ADEN 12°47'20.44N 45° 1'13.76E
6. VOLCAN CRATERS 14° 1'29.18N 48°22'28.54E
7. BIG BEN,ADEN 12°47'24.00N 44°58'53.48E
8. BAB AL-YEMEN,SANAA 15°21'4.30N 44°12'57.33E
9. NATIONAL MUSEUM,ADEN 12°46'44.94N 45° 2'34.04E
10. TEMPLE OF SUN(ALMAQAH),MARIB 15°24'16.01N 45°21'21.84E
11. MONUMENT OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER,ADEN
12°47'24.70N 44°59'7.64E
12. TEMPLE OF MOON 15°24'11.56N 45°20'35.37E
13. OLD CHURCH,ADEN 12°46'49.37N 45° 2'18.95E
14. HALL ALHANMA,SANAA 15°27'13.40N 44°20'28.40E
15. MOSQUE,ADEN 12°48'9.13N 45° 2'23.68E
16. OLD HOUSE, 15°26'52.42N 44°20'29.66E
17. MILITARY MUSEUM,ADEN 12°46'44.78N 45° 2'11.30E
18. MEMORIAL OF SEPTEMBER 26,1962 ROVOLUTION,SANAA
15°19'22.31N 44°12'14.90E
19. MINARET OF ADEN 12°46'41.73N 45° 2'23.40E
20. AL HARADH HAMAM DAMT 14° 5'28.90N 44°40'21.02E
21. GOVERNMENT BUILDING,AL-HIJRAH 15°14'39.13N 43°53'22.72E
Miracle of the Mosque of Sana'a in Yemen
miracle of the Prophet Mohamed for the people of KOURAICh
Saleh Mosque in Yemen
This is the Saleh Mosque in Sanaa, Yemen. Construction began in 2001 and ended in late 2010. The prayer room you see in the video is only half the building!
جامع الرئيس الصالح The President Saleh Mosque
واحد من اكبر المساجد في العالم
masged al saleh al saleh mosque
Inside Story - See you in Sanaa very soon
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh promise to his country, but do his people want him back?
Miracle Direction of the mosque of sana'a Yemen
Sanaa's Great Mosque welcomes the faithful during Ramadan
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During Ramadan worshippers have been flooding to the Great Mosque of Sanaa to pray.
It's a UNESCO site and has been undergoing extensive but discrete repairs to bring the seventh century AD monument back to its former glory.
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A call to prayer heard across the Sanaa skyline.
While conflict threatens various parts of Yemen, there's comparative calm here.
It looks like time has stood still in the 2,500 year old city.
This is the Great Mosque of Sanaa.
Yemen's devout come to one of Islam's oldest mosques to perform their daily prayers during this holy month.
The Great Mosque is considered one of the most important monuments in Yemen, with parts of the structure said to date back to the time of the Prophet Mohammed.
It's believed the Prophet Mohamed sent one of his companions to King Bazan, then king of Yemen, who converted to Islam and started the construction of the mosque.
Historian Abdullah Al Alfy says the monument was built during the seventh century AD, The Great Mosque is one of the historic monuments of Yemen, the Prophet (peace be upon him) ordered the construction of the mosque when he told Aws Ibn Yakhnas Al Ansary (a tribal leader and a muslim convert) to build them a mosque and direct it to the Dayn mountain and locate it between the stone and the castle.
The government has struggled to finance the upkeep of the mosque, damaged by natural disasters like floods and heavy rains, as well as vandalism and political conflicts.
UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) named the old city of Sanaa a World Heritage Site in 1985 and enabled a project implemented by the Social Fund for Development (SFD) in Yemen with government representation to concentrate on repairs.
In 2011, a UNESCO team began the final phase of reconstruction on the mosque, which included renovating the mosques' bathrooms facilities, still in use today.
The mosque has also proven to be a treasure trove for other Islamic artifacts discovered during restoration work at the great mosque in 1972, when construction workers unveiled a number of ancient manuscripts including old copies of the Quran and the Sanaa manuscript.
At one time the mosque was a tourist attraction for Muslims and history buffs from around the world. Most of the visitors now are Yemeni men, looking for a cool and quiet place to pray.
The country's security problems have forced tourists to stay away.
Yemen's government remains largely occupied by an ongoing war in the south against rebels and an intense offensive against militants throughout the country, with the US waging a number of drone attacks in the country targeting what it says are Al-Qaida strongholds.
Yemen is currently dealing with pressing concerns of famine and internally displaced persons, forcing maintenance of the Great Mosque to feature lower down in terms of financial investment rankings.
As the Mufti of the Great mosque, Abdullah Al Rayi, explains the mosque has already survived great upheaval, Abdul Malik Ibn Marwan Al Amawy built the front, the eastern and western wings of the mosque during the Umayyad era and the external hall was built during the Ottoman era. The mosque passed by different stages until it reached its current state, and this is the monument of the people of Yemen.
The Great Mosque is also a place many Yemenis come for religious education. The Quran, Islamic law and the Arabic language are among the subjects taught on a regular basis.
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Yemenis mark Eid in spite of ongoing civil war
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Eid has brought a festive atmosphere to the Yemeni capital.
But the country's devastating civil war is never far from the minds of Sanaa residents.
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The Al-Saleh mosque is heaving with worshippers.
Like Muslims across the world, they are celebrating Eid al-Fitr.
And the people of Sanaa are determined to mark the special Islamic holiday in spite of the dire situation in their country.
The ongoing war has engulfed the country for more than two years, killing an estimated 9,000 people and pushing the Arab world's poorest country to the brink of famine.
Despite the current situation, the acts of aggression, the blockade by land and sea, and despite the international silence on these matters and the tense atmosphere, despite all of this the Yemeni people will celebrate their Eid with all the happiness, pleasure and joy they can, says Sanaa resident Abdel Latif al-Teyr, Sanaa resident.
Believers come to the capital's mosques to celebrate and greet each other, in defiance of the threat of attack. Group prayers in Sanaa have been targeted in passed years.
A suicide car bomber struck a military and security compound adjacent to the international airport in southern Yemeni port city of Aden on Wednesday, killing at least 10 people and setting off clashes with soldiers, according to medical and security officials.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which was timed to hit the holiday marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
Another resident, Mohamed al-Heideri, says this crisis is killing us.
But while Yemen faces serious shortages in food, medicine, electricity, fuel and water, parents are doing their best to ensure children still enjoy Eid.
There's a carnival atmosphere in the public parks, with fun activities for the youngsters.
Holidays like this may provide a brief window of happiness and normality, but a political stalemate is holding back progress for a peaceful end to the situation.
Kuwait has hosted peace talks between the warring sides, which have now been suspended till mid-July, to try and resolve the conflict. Two months of negotiations have failed to reach a breakthrough.
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Dia Makeen Coloring Al Saleh Mosque
Dia had the coloring of the interior decoration and walls of the Mosque of President Al-Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, where is the third largest mosque and the highest domes in the world.
ضياء مكين قام بأعمال التلوين للزخارف الداخلية وحوائط وجدران وتيجان الأعمدة والقباب لجامع الرئيس الصالح في صنعاء ياليمن، حيث يعد ثالث أكبر جامع وأعلى قباب في العالم.
Salleh Mosque
The Saleh Mosque or Al Saleh Mosque is the largest and most modern mosque in Sana'a, Yemen. Inaugurated in November 2008, it is named after Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
It can hold up to 40,000 worshippers and cost nearly USD 60 million to build.
The mosque was built in a Yemeni architectural style and includes wooden roofs, 15 wooden doors which are 22.86 meters (75 feet) in height and include engraved copper patterns as well as 6 large minarets, 4 of which are 160 meters (525 feet) in height. It is surrounded by sprawling gardens.
The video clip was done by a Malaysian Mohamed Lim Abdullah. This was broadcast for the Ramadhan. The nasyid was recorded in the studio and not in the mosque.
Will try to get the translation of the Nasyid if available.