According to UNESCO, which Ethiopian city is considered 'the fourth holy city' of Islam with 82 mosques, three of which date from the 10th century, and 102 shrines?
Holiest sites in Islam in the capital, being the tomb of a companion of the prophet provided a "blessing bestowal" from the closest circle of Muhammad. Eyüp, who died at the unsuccessful siege on Constantinople, provided a remainder that the Ottomans succeeded where earlier Islamic armies, led by a companion of the prophet, failed. According to UNESCO, Harar in eastern Ethiopia is "considered 'the fourth holy city' of Islam" with 82 mosques, three of which date from the 10th century and 102 shrines. The most important mosque in Kairouan (Tunisia) is the Great Mosque of Sidi-Uqba (Uqba ibn nafée) also known as the Great
Mosques and shrines of Mosul Mosques and shrines of Mosul The mosques and shrines of Mosul, Iraq are of varied ages, the oldest being the Umayyad Mosque from 640 AD. The following mosques and shrines were destroyed by Islamic State (also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh) in 2014, after their takeover of the city: Prophet Yunus (also known as Jonah's Tomb); Prophet Jerjis; Mashad Yahya Abul Kassem; Prophet Seth; Prophet Daniel; Hamu-al-Qadu. The future "Umayyad" Mosque was the first in the area occupied by modern-day Iraq. It was built in 640 AD by Utba bin Farqad Al-Salami after he captured Mosul during the reign