Some of the most important places in Islamic Cairo are on Al-Muizz Al-Deen Street. One of these is the Great Mosque of Al-Muizz Al-Deen. When it was first built in the 11th century, this street was the main road through the city, and it was also where mausoleums and palaces were built. The part of the street to the north, between Bab El-Fotouh Street and Al-Azhar Street, has just been fixed up and is now open to tourists.

Some of the most important places in Islamic Cairo are on Al-Muizz Al-Deen Street. One of these is the Great Mosque of Al-Muizz Al-Deen. When it was first built in the 11th century, this street was the main road through the city, and it was also where mausoleums and palaces were built. The part of the street to the north, between Bab El-Fotouh Street and Al-Azhar Street, has just been fixed up and is now open to tourists.

Even though there are a lot of old mosques to see in Cairo, none of them can compare to the Al-Azhar Mosque in terms of how important it is to Islamic history. It was built by the Fatimids around the year 970 AD as a place to worship and study. Over the years, it has become the most important place for Islamic theology and scholarship in the world.

The Ibn Tulun Mosque is not only the most land-sized mosque in the city, but it is also the oldest. It is also thought to be the most important mosque in the city as a whole. Ibn Tulun, who was the governor of Fustat during the Abbasid Caliphate in Baghdad in the ninth century and oversaw the building’s construction from 876 to 879 AD, is given credit for building it.