Muhammad Ali Alabaster Mosque

The Muhammad Ali Alabaster Mosque, nestled within Cairo’s historic Citadel, is an iconic testament to Egypt’s Ottoman history. Constructed by Muhammad Ali Pasha between 1830 and 1848 to honor his son, the mosque’s grand design mirrors the famous Blue Mosque of Istanbul. Distinguished by its towering minarets, alabaster walls, and intricate marble inlays, the mosque’s interior exudes elegance and serenity. Its elevated position atop the Citadel offers sweeping views of Cairo, making it a must-visit for those exploring the city’s Islamic heritage and architectural wonders.