Sidi El Hazmiri Mosque

The Sidi El Hazmiri Mosque is one of the largest and most significant places of worship in the medina of Ksar el-Kebir. It was originally established as a Zaouiya (Sufi lodge) for the saint Abu Zaid El Hazmiri before being converted into a mosque in the 14th century. The mosque is known for its spacious prayer hall and its role as a major religious landmark in the city's historic center.