Syria Mosque is a live album by the American rock group the Allman Brothers Band.

[2] In Glide Magazine Doug Collette wrote, "Extremely well-paced and often as not fiery in its intensity, the performance contained herein is the latest in a long line of vault releases featuring the original six-man lineup of the Allman Brothers Band.

And while it is yet another iteration of the brilliance self-evident on At Fillmore East, it's noteworthy insofar as it constitutes a complete performance, in generally acceptable audio quality, inside a stylish and detailed packaging..."[7] In The Spill Magazine Gerrod Harris said, "While not the greatest quality of sound – the record was recorded straight from the venue's board and has since been remastered – Syria Mosque is a snapshot of the Allman Brothers Band at their peak.....

"[8] In All About Jazz Doug Collette wrote, "On the surface, the Allman Brothers Band's Syria Mosque Pittsburgh, PA January 17, 1971 would appear to be just another in a long line of live releases featuring the original six-man lineup of the archetypal Southern blues-rockers.

It is, however, markedly superior on many fronts.... And while there are a couple of lapses in what are otherwise fairly clear sonics, those instances do not undermine the consistently powerful playing that inspired its release in such stylish physical form.