Sayeda Aisha Mosque, Mosque in Cairo, Egypt
The Sayeda Aisha Mosque is a prominent Islamic place of worship located in the heart of Cairo.
Built during the Fatimid Caliphate in 1024 AD, it's named after Prophet Muhammad's wife, Aisha.
The mosque is a significant cultural symbol and a popular site for religious gatherings and festivals.
Visitors are advised to dress modestly when visiting the mosque.
It's known for its distinctive minaret, which is one of the oldest in Cairo.
Location: Cairo
Inception: 1971
Architectural style: Islamic architecture
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