Tag: Mosques in Bab El-Wazir

Mosques in Bab El-Wazir Street in Cairo, Egypt | Facts, History, Map, Design of Architectural Mosques Heritage in Islamic Cairo and more... Facts and history of the construction of the most important historical mosques from the Ottoman and Mamluk eras and the interior design of the Itmish al-Bajasi Mosque, Ibrahim Agha Musthazafan, Ahmed al-Muhamandar, al-Saleh Tala’i bin Razik, Jani Bey al-Ashraf, al-Sayes, al-Tanbugha al-Mardani, Janim al-Bahlawan, Suleiman Pasha al-Khadim, Umm al-Sultan Shaban, Khayer Bey , Qagmas Al-Ishaqi and more before starting your tourist visit to Egypt. Hurghada lovers Offer Luxury Hurghada to Pyramids Tours | El Gouna to Pyramids Tours | Makadi bay to Pyramids Tours | Sahl Hasheesh to Pyramids Tours | Soma bay to Pyramids Tours . Mosques in Bab El-Wazir Street Itmish Al-Bajasi Mosque The Prince School is the most important archaeological site in the historical Al-Mahjar Street in Cairo, Egypt. Information about the history of building the mosque and school of Prince Aytmish al-Bajasi and the bimaristan al-Mu’aydi to learn about the Islamic civilization of Egypt. It is located on the right side of Sikkat Al-Mahjar Street, which belongs to the Al-Darb Al-Ahmar section of the southern Cairo region. The mosque was built in the Mamluk era under the leadership of Prince Aytamesh Al-Bajasi in the year 785 AH, corresponding to 1383 AD. But it was developed and renovated buildings in the Ottoman era. You will see a distinctive façade of the mosque that contains a path with 2 decorated windows, topped with a book, a minaret, and a dilapidated memorial entrance, in addition to a tombstone dome with unique and very beautiful decorative drawings with 4 straight ribs and curved in a beautiful way until the end of the pointed dome like a pencil. You will see a school at the top of the mosque