An exhibition in Makkah is showcasing six rare tiles from the Grand Mosque that are around 145 years old. The display highlights the historical craftsmanship used in earlier construction phases of the Holy Mosque.
An exhibition in Makkah has put on display six preserved tiles linked to the early structure of Masjid al-Haram. The tiles are believed to date back nearly 145 years and reflect traditional Islamic architectural design.
Organizers said the showcase aims to preserve and present the cultural and historical development of the Grand Mosque. The artifacts offer visitors a rare look into past renovation techniques and materials used at the holy site.
The exhibition continues to attract visitors interested in Islamic heritage and the long history of the Grand Mosque.
