Al Dissi Mosque

Al Dissi Mosque
مسجد الديسي
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Location
Location	Old City of Jerusalem
Shown within Jerusalem
Geographic coordinates	31°46′25″N 35°13′50″E / 31.77361°N 35.23056°E / 31.77361; 35.23056
Architecture
Style	mosque

The Al Dissi mosque or the Al Disi mosque (Arabic: مسجد الديسي) is a Medieval mosque located within the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem, on the edge between the Armenian Quarter and the Jewish Quarter.^[1]

In 2018 the King of Morocco, Mohammed VI, funded the renovation of the mosque; Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth states that the local Jewish community and the Waqf "came to an agreement" that there would be no muezzin calling from the minaret.^[2] Sheikh Mazen Ahram, a Jerusalem Imam, says that the mosque's muezzin loudspeakers were confiscated by Israeli authorities in 1993, who subsequently prevented any announcements from the minaret.^[1] He also says that the land in front of the mosque, owned by the Islamic Waqf, was confiscated by Israel and converted into a car park,^[1] and that due to its location near the Jewish Quarter, users of the mosque have faced racist insults and harassment.^[1]