Iranian mosque architecture is a mesmerizing fusion of spiritual depth and artistic brilliance, embodying the nation’s rich Islamic heritage. Characterized by stunning geometric patterns, vibrant tilework, and elegant calligraphy, these structures are a testament to Persian culture. Key features include the Iwan, an inviting vaulted space leading into the mosque, and slender, spiraling minarets used for the call to prayer. The domes, often double-shelled, dazzle with tile work and Quranic verses

Located in the heart of Cairo, the Al Azhar complex houses the Al Azhar mosque and one of the oldest universities in the world. Do you know how long it took to build Al Azhar? | Emirates Islamic

1.7K views · 52 reactions | This is more than just a landmark, it’s the first mosque ever built in Egypt and Africa. Amr Ibn El As Mosque has stood here since 642 AD, marking the start of Cairo’s Islamic history. What you see today carries traces of centuries past, from early foundations to later Ottoman and Mamluk restorations. Have you visited this mosque before? Amr Ibn El As Mosque, Old Cairo | Egyptian Streets | Facebook