Mosquée du sultan Hassan

Il vaut la peine de le voir! Étant donné que l'architecture/le terrain est si vaste, vous pouvez manquer les détails qui rendent l'architecture plus impressionnante partout. Regardez attentivement les portes, le toit, le marsaïque et le bois. Il aurait pu lui donner 5 étoiles, mais il a besoin d'une meilleure maintenance.

Il vaut la peine de passer du temps à visiter cet énorme bâtiment historique, qui est le point lumineux de la visite au Caire.

Looking at the mosque opposite Saladin Castle, it feels particularly beautiful because of the links between the minarets. Later it was known that it was Sudan & Hassan Mosque and Rifai Mosque. The interior of the mosque has always been exquisite, especially this one. In fact, most of the large mosques are simple in appearance, beautiful in interior and low-key publicity. The mosque is deeply impressed by the hanging lights in the arch of the inner courtyard, which are closely pressed on people's heads and make people feel silent.

Sudan & Hassan Mosque is Cairo's most famous mosque, the overall Islamic style of the building, the magnificent building, in the morning, many Egyptian believers came to pray, you should pay attention to the rules of Islam when visiting, not wear too revealing clothes.

Hassan Mosque, Sudan, was built 200 years ago. It's a famous scenic spot in the old city of Cairo. No tickets are required, but you have to wear a public gown and headscarf when you enter. The clothes here are really not very clean. I took a few pictures of them, but I didn't go in. I had to barefoot to go in and give the shoe-keeper a dollar.