With space for 400 worshippers, it is one of the most prominent mosques in the Hail region. Also known as Al-Hameed Mosque, it was built in 1915 and named Al-Hameed after its neighborhood location. Its architecture is similar to other buildings of the era with construction in mud and stone, and a ceiling made of wooden squares, timber and palm leaves. Due to its strategic importance, the mosque has been renovated several times, with improvements and additions.