Located in Abu Al-Qa’id village in the Sabya Governorate of the Jazan region, the Saeed Al-Muqbil Mosque was built—may Allah have mercy on him and his wife—on an area exceeding 350 square meters. The old structure, which had stood for over 25 years, was demolished to make way for the new mosque.
Strategically situated on the main road connecting Jazan City to Sabya, the mosque serves travelers, passersby, and local residents.
The mosque was constructed over a period of 19 months and was officially opened at the beginning of the blessed month of Ramadan, 1446 AH. It can accommodate up to 500 male and female worshippers.
