Iraq Hillah to Najaf travel | masjid e sehla | Pakistan to Iraq Syria by air travel | Episode 16
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Al-Sahla Mosque (Arabic: مسجد السهلة), also known as al-Suhayl Mosque ( مسجد السهیل), Banū Ẓafar Mosque ( مسجد بنی ظفر) and ʿAbd al-Qays Mosque ( مسجد عبدالقیس), is one of the best-known Islamic mosques built in the first/seventh century by some Arab tribes of Kufa, about two kilometers northwest of the Great Mosque of Kufa
The mosque is one of the oldest mosques associated with Imam al-Mahdi , the twelfth Shiite Imam. There is a place, called "maqam" in the mosque attributed to Imam al-Mahdi (a), and on some accounts, this mosque is where Imam al-Mahdi (a) will live after his reappearance. In the Shiite culture, al-Sahla Mosque is one of the most important mosques. In different parts of the mosque's courtyard, some mihrabs are built and each is called in the name of a religious leader, such as maqam of Imam al-Sajjad , Imam al-Sadiq (a), Ibrahim , Idris and Khidr .
Appellation
Al-Sahla Mosque was built by the Banu Zafar tribe, a clan of helpers (Ansar). Imam 'Ali allegedly took the Banu Zafar Mosque to be equivalent to the Kufa Mosque. The mosque is called al-Suhayl, because its architect was a person called al-Suhayl, and it is called 'Abd al-Qays, because 'Abd al-Qays was the tribe in whose area of residence the mosque was constructed, and it is called Banu Zafar, since they are a clan of the 'Abd al-Qays tribe.
Ibn al-Faqih quoted Imam 'Ali (a) as saying that: "there are four sacred places in Kufa in which four mosques have been constructed." He was asked: "what are those mosques?" He replied: "one of them is the Zafar or al-Sahla Mosque".