In every era, an abnormal face or a group expose itself humanity and disgrace its reputation.  It follows extremism as a way of life and wants to give itself a lasting fame on the pages of history.  As it feels inferior, therefore, it adopts whatever means available in order to achieve this fame, an approach that is rejected by the human conscious and the natural instinct.

 The hand that was responsible for the demolition and staining of the holy shrines did not stop at those mentioned above.  Even the mosques did not escape destruction.  This was extended to include other places such as the holy shrines in Iraq carried out within the same period. 

Below is a list of the mosques and shrines that were subjected to destruction:

1. Masjid Al- Manaratain.

2. Masjid bani Amro bin Mabdool, from the family of bani al- Najjar.

3. Masjid bani Obaid.

4. Masjid bani Salma.

5. Masjid bani Aslam.

6. Masjid bani Haram al-Saqueer.

7. Masjid Waqim.

8. Masjid bani Mazen.

9. Sadaqat al- Zubair.

10. Bani al- Habla.

11. Masjid bani Omayya bin Zaid al- Awsi or Masjid bani Omayya al-Awsi.

12. Masjid bani al- Waqif.

13. Masjid al- Noor.

14. Masjid al- Maythab or Sadaqat al- Nabi (SAWA).

15. Masjid between l- Jathjaatha and bir Shaddaad, on the edge of Wadil Aqeeq.

16. Masjid bani Ghaffar.

17. Masjid bani Ratij.

18. Masjid bani Juhaina.

19. Masjid bani Khidara.

20. Masjid al- Bayadha.

21. Masjid bani Dinar.

22. Masjid Baqee’ al- Zubair.

23. Masjid bani Wa’il al- Awsi.

24. Masjid al- Tawba.

25. Masjid Utban bin Malik.

26. Masjid al- Qursa.

27. Masjid bani Khatma or Masjid al- Agoor.

28. Masjid bani Athif.

29. Masjid Bilal bin Rabah (This is not the same Mosque presently at Madina, which is close to the Haram al- Nabawi al- Sharif).

30. Masjid Othman bin Affan.

31. Masjid Thaniet al- Wada’a.

32. Masjid al- Sayida Fatima al- Sughra.

33. Masjid al- Qushla.

34. Masjid Faifa’ al- Khabbar.

35. Masjid bani Zuraiq, from the family of al- Khazraj.

36. Masjid bani Sa’ida.

37. Masjid Ubay bin Ka’ab(Masjid al-Baqee’).

38.Masjid alMasra’ (Masjid al-Wadi).

39.Masjid Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib.

40.Masjid al-Umra (Masjid Arafa).

41.Masjid Dar Sa’d bin Khaithama.

42. Masjid bin Adey (Dar al-Nabigha).

43.Masjid bani Dhafar (Masjid al-Baghla).

44.The grave of the Sayida Amia bint Wahab (situated at al-Eiwa’ area).

45.The grave of the father of the prophet, Abdullah bin Abdul Mattalib, at al-Madina al-Munawara.

46.The house where the prophet (SAWA) was born, Mecca al-Mukarrama.

47.The house where the prophet used to live, al-Madina al-Munawara.

48.Masjid al-Shams (Sun) or rad al-Shams (re appearance of the sun).