جامع سيد سلطان علي و أثره في المجتمع البغدادي

Abstract EN

One of the mosques of old Baghdad is located on the Tigris River, the closest to the Hajj Numan Mosque on the eastern side of it, today it faces its façade on Al-Rashid Street.

To follow Abi Al-Alamein, the building was completed according to the order of 1882 AH / 1300 AH.

The exact date of its establishment is not known, and some refer to its construction as the Abbasid era.

Historians have disagreed about the lineage of the Holy Shrine on which the mosque was built, some refer it to Sayyid Ali bin Al-Rifa’i, and others attribute the shrine to others.

The topic of the research required a division into three sections, the first topic talks about the location, history and architecture of the mosque, while the second topic: intellectual life in the mosque talks about my mosque’s school and who studied there, and Al-Rafa’i hospice and the last topic: the social impact of the mosque in Iraqi society and the statement of the leaders of the councils held in The mosque with the role of the mosque in Baghdad’s life.