Imam al-Baher Mosque

{{Short description|Mosque in Mosul, Iraq}}

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| name = Imam al-Baher Mosque

| native_name = {{Langx|ar|جامع الامام الباهر}}

| native_name_lang = ara

| image = File:Imam Al-Bahir Mosque 2022.jpg

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| caption = The Imam Al-Bahir Mosque in 2022, after the reconstruction.

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| map_caption = Location in Iraq

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| religious_affiliation = Islam

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| location = Mosul, Iraq

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| organisational_status = Mosque

| functional_status = Reconstructed

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| founded_by = {{nowrap|Badr al-Din Lu'lu'}}

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| established = 1259 CE

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| date_destroyed = 2014

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The Imam al-Bahir Mosque ({{Langx|ar|جامع الامام الباهر}}) was a historic mosque located in the city of Mosul, Iraq. The mosque was commissioned by the Zangid ruler Badr al-Din Lu'lu' in 1259 CE. The building has been restored several times, the last reconstruction in 2022.