Sultan Hassan Mosque

The Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo, Egypt, is a historic Islamic religious complex completed in 1356. It features impressive architecture with large domes, high minarets, and an expansive prayer hall. Designed as both a mosque and madrasa (educational institution), it served as a center for learning and worship. The mosque's intricate stonework, grand courtyards, and majestic interior reflect the Mamluk period's artistic mastery. Today, it remains an important religious site and a notable example of medieval Islamic architecture, attracting visitors and scholars interested in history, architecture, and Islamic culture.