Sinan Basha Mosque (alBahr Mosque)

The Sinan Basha Mosque, also known as alBahr Mosque, stands as a testament to the region's history, constructed after the Muslim conquest of the fort in the 1200s. The mosque is renowned for its striking use of color, both externally and internally, with beautiful Arabic script adorning the walls. The color green, symbolizing water, is prominently featured, reflecting its importance in Islamic culture and appearing on the flags of many Muslim nations. Today, the area is notable for the harmonious coexistence of the three Abrahamic faiths.