Al-Hussein Mosque, Shiite mosque in Cairo, Egypt.
The Al-Hussein Mosque is a significant Islamic religious site located in Cairo, Egypt.
Built in 1154, the mosque is named after the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, Imam Hussein ibn Ali.
It's considered one of the holiest Islamic sites in Egypt and attracts numerous pilgrims each year.
The mosque is open to visitors daily from sunrise to sunset.
The mosque is believed to house the oldest complete manuscript of the Qur'an.
Location: Cairo Governorate
Architectural style: Islamic architecture
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