Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
State	Jordan
City/site	Jarash
Mosque name	Mosque phase II
Primary reference	Rattenborg, Rune, and Blanke, Louise, 2017. "Jarash in the Islamic Ages (c. 700–1200 CE): a critical review", Levant 49(3): 312-332.
Additional reference I	Walmsley, Alan, 2018. "Urbanism at Islamic Jerash: New Readings from Archaeology and History", in: Achim Lichtenberger and Rubina Raja (eds), The Archaeology and History of Jerash: 110 Years of Excavations, Turnhout: Brepols, 241-256.
Additional reference II	Barnes, Hugh, Blanke, Louise, Damgaard, Kristoffer, Simpson, Ian, Low Sørensen, Mette, and Alan Walmsley, 2006. "From 'Guard House' to Congregational Mosque: Recent Discoveries on the Urban History of Islamic Jarash", Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan 50: 285-314. http://publication.doa.gov.jo/Publications/ViewChapterPublic/1723 (free download)
Additional reference III	Blanke, Louise, Damgaard, Kristoffer, Simpson, Ian, and Alan Walmsley, 2007. “From Bathhouse to Congregational Mosque: Further Discoveries on the Urban History of Islamic Jarash”, Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan 51: 177-197. http://publication.doa.gov.jo/Publications/ViewChapterPublic/1665 (free download)
Additional reference IV	https://www.flickr.com/photos/apaame/4908317734/in/album-72157623048597356/
Additional reference V	https://www.flickr.com/photos/apaame/6219751422/in/album-72157623048597356/
Latitude	32.279858
Longitude	35.890078
Location: exact/approximate	exact
Date of the mosque according to former research	749-900 / the 8th-11th century
Date basis: historical texts, mosque parallels, inscriptions, datable objects, C14, stratigraphy, construction techniques	stratigraphy
Early datable evidence	a destruction layer, possibly the earthquake of 749
Basis for mosque identification (in addition to orientation)	a mihrab
A general layout: a single hall, two-three halls, complex, a qibla wall alone	complex
Form of the mosque: square, rectangular with longitudinal direction (basilica), rectangular with transverse direction, other	longitudinal
A mihrab is present	multiple
The internal form of the mihrab: square/semicircular/horseshoe	semicircular
The mihrab projects/is situated inside the wall	projects, square
A courtyard is present	yes
An evidence for columns or piers exists	yes
Construction materials	stone
Floor	flagstones
Additional elements	a minaret
Additional elements II	adjacent to a bathhouse