The Great Mosque in Old Sanaa is a mosque built during the era of the Prophet Muhammad bin Abdullah in the sixth year of migration and is one of the oldest Islamic mosques. It was ordered by his Umayyad Caliph Al-Walid bin Abdul Malik and the state after him. In 2006, archaeologists, under the supervision of the French archaeologist, Dr. Marie Lynn, discovered traces of catacombs and antiquities of an ancient building. These monuments are still under study [1]. Ten ancient Qur’an, one of which was written in the Imam Ali script, as well as four thousand rare Arabic manuscripts from the…