🕌 Sidna Salama Mosque

The Sidna Salama Mosque is an abandoned mosque formerly located in the centre of the now-defunct village of Salama in Mandatory Palestine, five kilometres east of Kfar Shalem in Tel Aviv, Israel. Although its date of construction is unknown, the present day mosque was rebuilt in 1810 by Muhammad Abu Nabbut, the governor of Jaffa under Ottoman suzerainty. After the 1948 Arab–Israeli conflict, the village of Salama was depopulated and hence resulted in the abandonment of the mosque. The ruined structure is currently locked up on all sides and is not accessible to the public.