Islamic Sites

Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, is quite often called the “City of 1000 Minarets” due to it numerous mosques. Not similar to Middle East countries, the astonishing majority of Islamic Sites In Egypt are open to non-Muslims, and visitors are welcome to explore these historic places. A huge number of fascinating Islamic Sites are there in Egypt which attracts millions of visitors each year.

Tourism In Egypt has some of the most attractive Egyptian Sites and an interesting contemporary culture, the trove of antiquities is what attracts most visitors.

From comprehensive sightseeing tours, accommodation arrangements and transportation formalities- every aspect of your Egypt Tours will be carefully handpicked to cater to your taste and interest. All you must do now is sit back and enjoy the show!

Cairo Citadel

The Cairo Citadel is also known as the Saladin Citadel or Mohamed Ali Citadel is today’s one of the most visited tourist attractions in Egypt, and it’s certainly one attraction you can’t miss during your Vacation In Egypt.

Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque – Alexandria’s Most Beautiful Mosque

Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque is one of the impeccably beautiful mosques and unquestionably the most magnificent mosque in Alexandria, Egypt. Being named after a 13th-century Sufi saint, Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi. The Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque has since been altered, renovated, and rebuilt on a number of occasions since 1775.

Aqmar Mosque – The Oldest Surviving Example of Small Mosques

Located on the northern end of Muizz Street, in an area of Cairo known as Old Cairo. Aqmar Mosque is also called as Al-Jam`e Al-ِAqmar, or simply the Grey Mosque. The mosque belongs to Egypt’s Fatimid era, during the time of the 10th Fatimid caliph, Al-Amir bi-Ahkami l-Lah. Being built in 1125 AD, the construction of the mosques was especially supervised by Abu ‘Abdallah Muhammad ibn Fatik who was ‘vizier’ at the time.

Al-Hakim Mosque – A Built, Neglected and Revived Masterpiece

Located in an area of the city known as Islamic Cairo is the Al-Hakim Mosque in Cairo, a major Muslim religious site. It is the 4th most religiously important complex and second-most religiously notable Fatimid mosque in Egypt.

Abu Haggag Mosque – The Mosque in the Heart of Luxor Temple

It is Located on Luxor’s East Bank, in the first court of the ancient Luxor Temple complex. Although not much remains of Luxor Temple, there’s more than enough to make it one of the most visited Luxor attractions. Anyone who visits Luxor Temple is essentially also visiting the mosque, and the nice thing is that visitors, including non-Muslims, are welcome to take a look around inside.

Aqsunqur Mosque – A Real Gem in Cairo’s Old Islamic Quarter

Aqsunqur Mosque is also sometimes referred to as the Blue Mosque or the Mosque of Ibrahim Agha. It is one of several well-known Blue Mosques in the world, all of which have got the name due to the extensive use of blue ceramic tiles within their interiors. Aqsunqur Mosque is a moderately important Cairo tourist attraction situated in the Tabbana Quarter, Islamic Cairo.

Al Hussein Mosque – One of the Holiest Islamic Sites in Egypt

Located just a short distance from downtown Cairo, in an area of the city known as Old Cairo or Islamic Cairo. The area features several popular tourist attractions, including a number of ancient mosques, as well as the popular Khan el-Khalili Bazaar where merchants sell their wares, since the 14th century.

More Tourist Attractions Include :

  • Mosque Of Muhammad Ali – The Alabaster Mosque
  • Mosque Of Ibn Tulun – Unexpected Survivor Of Ancient Egypt
  • Mosque Of Amr Ibn Al-As – The First Mosque Ever Built In Africa
  • Mosque Of Al Azhar – A Sight Of Splendor In Cairo
  • Midan Hussein and the Sayyidna al-Hussein Mosque

These classifications are not ending alls. We can also divide them into Egyptian Sites, where we can get into details. That is why we offer guides with multiple language skills and experience in Egyptology to help you see your dream destination with new eyes and fall in love with Egypt as we do…

Egypt Tour Packages give you the chance to experience Egypt’s history and best attractions. This mosque is generally the first one to grab the attention of tourists. Often called the City of Minarets, Cairo is home to a seemingly endless number of mosques. Some are relatively small and are of little interest to the traveller, while others are absolutely magnificent. Get in touch with Nile Holiday to book your tour to the Islamic Sites.

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