Al-Hadidi Mosque is an ancient mosque located in the Damietta Governorate in Egypt. It was established in the year 1200 AH in the city of Faraskour, and its dome is attached to it, with an iwan on the front side of it.

The mosque is located in the city of Faraskur in Damietta Governorate, and it is one of the oldest mosques. It was demolished and rebuilt in the same previous style and with its full engineering design. It is one of the famous mosques in Egypt that is distinguished by its architectural design.

The mosque is attributed to Sheikh Ali bin Abd al-Rahman bin Hadidi al-Hadidi al-Ansari al-Maghribi.

The mosque was endangered because of the groundwater that caused the Ministry of Awqaf to demolish the minaret in 1975, which posed a direct threat to the population, in addition to the impact of the water faucets used in disinfection on the walls of the mosque and its leakage of moisture that severely damaged its walls.