Prince Mansour Assaf Traditional Mosque 

Length: 21 cm

Width: 30.5 cm

Weight: 0.563 kg

Pieces: 20

Includes Paint,

brush, glue, and 

history card

The Prince Mansour Assaf Mosque is a remarkable Ottoman-era landmark that reflects Beirut’s rich architectural and religious heritage. Built in the 16th century by Emir Mansour Assaf, one of the most influential leaders of Mount Lebanon’s Assaf dynasty, the mosque stands as one of the oldest surviving Islamic monuments in the capital. Located in the heart of historic Beirut, it was constructed during a period of political stability and urban development, blending Mamluk and early Ottoman architectural styles. Its distinctive features include elegant stone masonry, pointed arches, and a serene prayer hall illuminated by traditional openings that capture the Mediterranean light. Though modest in size, the mosque held significant cultural and social importance, serving both as a spiritual center and as a symbol of the Assaf family’s influence in the region. Over centuries, it has witnessed Beirut’s transformations, from Ottoman rule to the modern state, yet remains a cherished testament to the city’s layered history and the enduring legacy of one of Lebanon’s early ruling dynasties.

” For Local orders, the kit includes paint and glue. As for worldwide shipping, the kit does not include paint and glue because of shipping restrictions”