Mosque of Al-Nasir Muhammad

The Mosque of Al-Nasir Muhammad is a historic Islamic mosque located in Cairo, Egypt, built during the 14th century. Commissioned by Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad, it features stunning Mamluk architecture, characterized by its large courtyard, intricate tile work, and beautiful minarets. The mosque is part of the larger complex of the Citadel of Cairo, which served as a royal palace and military fortress. It remains an important place of worship and a significant example of Islamic art and architecture, reflecting the cultural and religious heritage of Egypt.