Abu Inabah Mosque

The Abu Inabah Mosque is a historic site in Jeddah with origins dating back more than nine hundred years. Its structure is defined by the traditional architectural style of the western region of Saudi Arabia, designed to endure the coastal environment. The building makes use of molded bricks, gypsum, and wood, featuring elements like the rawashin and mashrabiyas. These wooden panels cover windows and external openings, serving the functional purpose of repelling direct sunlight while allowing air to cool the interior.