There are two minarets, one located in the northeast and the other in the northwest. The minarets built during the first Saudi expansion feature specific characteristics: each has a depth of 17 meters, a height of 70 meters, and consists of four distinct levels.
The first level at the base is square-shaped; it extends above the roofline of the mosque and ends with balustrades supporting a square terrace.
The second level takes an octagonal shape, decorated with moldings that end in triangular patterns, and concludes with balustrades topped by a terrace.
The third level is circular and has the same height as the previous one. It is adorned with colored ornaments and also ends with balustrades supporting a circular terrace.
Finally, the fourth level, called the Jawsaq, is slightly elevated. It is topped by a fifth element in the shape of a faceted helmet, which ends in a conical structure crowned by a bulbous dome. This final section is also surrounded by balustrades and a terrace.
