Al-Ghuri Complex

The Al-Ghuri Complex in Cairo is a historic Islamic site from the 15th century, showcasing impressive architecture and craftsmanship. It was originally designed as a multifunctional complex, including a mosque, madrasa (educational institution), tomb, and a water fountain. The complex reflects the architectural style of the Mamluk period, with intricate stone carvings, arches, and decorative details. Over time, it has faced deterioration but remains a significant example of medieval Islamic architecture and urban planning, highlighting Cairo’s rich cultural and religious history. Today, it serves as an important historic monument and a symbol of Cairo’s medieval Islamic heritage.