Amr ibn Al-A'as Mosque

Founded in 642 AD, the Old City of Cairo is the oldest mosque in Egypt and the first mosque in Africa. The construction of this mosque marks the rise of Islam in Egypt, which has a high status in Egypt. In the 1980s, the Egyptian government funded the renovation of the Mosque of Amr Ibn Al-Aas, which has undergone thousands of years of vicissitudes. In the middle of the temple is a water house for the churches, surrounded by ring corridors, and the hall can accommodate tens of thousands of people at the same time to worship. This mosque can be visited, before entering the temple must take off shoes, stored at the gate, the woman must have a gauze towels wrapped around her head, if not, you can also borrow the green robe provided in the temple to enter.

An old mosque located in Old Cairo. It looks new because it has been recently renovated.