The Mnara mosque is amoung the oldest in Stone Town. It is also sometimes called the Malindi Mosque because of it's location in the Malindi neighborhood of Zanzibar City. The Hujjatul Islam mosque has one of the most ornate exteriors.

Islam is the most prominent religion on the semi-autonomous Zanzibar archipelago and could be considered the Islamic center in the United Republic of Tanzania.

Malindi Mosque is a mosque in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania, located near the port. [1] It stems from the 1830s but was possibly built on the site of an elder mosque that might have dated back to the 17th century or earlier. [2] Some travel guides claim an origin in the 15th century. [3]

Most of Zanzibar's population is Muslim, consequently Zanzibar Town has several mosques. The oldest is Malindi Mosque, a small, inconspicuous building near the port, with a minaret which is thought to be several hundred years old.

The Laghbari mosque has one of the finest interiors. The Bagh Muharmi mosque has the tallest minaret. The Kizimkazi mosque, located south of Stone Town, was built in 1107 AD and is the oldest on the main Island (Unguja). It is still used today by the people of Kizimkazi village.

Malindi Mosque is the oldest mosque of Zanzibar, about 500 years old. It is located in densely populated area of Malindi near the Ferry Terminal and mouth of Zanzibar port. It has a unique cone type minaret on a square platform which is very rare in Muslim world.

Ijumaa Mosque is a mosque in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. The mosque was completely renovated in 1994 in the modern arabesque style. [1]

Malindi Mosque. Also known as Mnara Mosque, the Malindi Mosque is one of the most prominent in Zanzibar. Located in Stone Town, it is also the oldest mosque on the island dating back to the 15th Century. The mosque is a small and plain building with a cone-shape minaret sitting on a square platform.

This inverted cone shaped mosque, has the old world charm still intact, and makes for a good place to spend some time immersed in history. Jamatini Road, Zanzibar, Tanzania "A Mosque in Stone Town"

If you are planning a trip to Zanzibar and are curious about exploring historical gems, the Mosque of Kizimkazi is a must-see stop. This ancient place of worship not only provides a glimpse into the island's Islamic past, but also offers a profound cultural experience.