
Ajloun Castle
A 12th-century Ayyubid fortress on the highest hill in town
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مسجد عجلون الكبير
A medieval mosque at the heart of the old town
The stone mosque and its minaret stand in the centre of Ajloun and are described as among the oldest mosques still in use in Jordan. It remains a working place of worship.
Dress modestly and remove your shoes. Avoid prayer times, especially Friday midday. Visitors who are not Muslim should ask at the door before entering.
No ticket. It is a place of worship.
About 20 minutes, plus a walk through the market streets.

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A 12th-century Ayyubid fortress on the highest hill in town
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Regular buses to Amman, minibuses to Jerash and Irbid
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A full day · 5 stops
A mosque, a castle, a hill of mosaics and a pilgrim shrine: many centuries of belief in one gentle day.
Great Ajloun Mosque → Ajloun Castle → Jar Al Jabal → Tell Mar Elias → Our Lady of the Mountain, Anjara
See the itinerary