Shibam Mosque is located in the heart of Shibam, a historic town in Yemen often called 'the oldest skyscraper city in the world' because of its unique tall mudbrick buildings. This Mosque is a central point of the city and stands as a symbol of Shibam's rich Islamic heritage. Shibam itself is often referred to as 'Manhattan of the desert', and it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While the exact age of the mosque is not well-documented, it is integrated with the ancient architectural landscape of the city. The mosque is constructed using traditional Yemeni methods, which have been passed down through generations. The unique aspect of the mosque, much like the buildings surrounding it, is its mudbrick construction, designed to protect against the harsh climate and weather conditions of the region. For visitors, the mosque offers a glimpse into the traditional Islamic architecture of Yemen and the innovative building techniques that have sustained the structures in this desert environment over the centuries.