Mahmoud Mosque

Haifa


Serving Haifa's Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, founded in India in 1889, this mosque is on the Mediterranean-facing slopes of Mt Carmel in the palm-lined Kababir neighbourhood. Its twin minarets are 34m tall. It's open to worshippers only but worth a look from the outside if you're passing.


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