IS destroys different part of historical mosque to ground in Mosul

IS takfiri terrorists exploded the Sultan Wais mosque in the Farooq neighborhood of Mosul in the northern Nineveh province on the pretext that it had been built on a graveyard.

IS takfiri terrorists exploded the Sultan Wais mosque in the Farooq neighborhood of Mosul in the northern Nineveh province on the pretext that it had been built on a graveyard.

The mosque is one of the oldest historical buildings constructed in 1838 in Nineveh province.

According to witnesses, the terrorists have also evacuated 10 other mosques to detonate them by explosives.

In November 2014, the Takfiri terrorists also blew up the historical St. George’s church and the holy shrine of Prophet Yunus in the IS-controlled city.