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This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of 'Amr ibn al-'As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
Sayf al-Din Jaqmaq (1373 1453), was a Mamluk sultan of Egypt (r.1438-1453).
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.
This mosque is also known as the el-Amrawi Mosque, named in honour of Amr ibn al-As, the conquerer of Egypt, since it was the first mosque to be built in the city after the Arab Conquest.
Some date this mosque to 1155.