Aqsunqur Mosque

The Aqsunqur mosque, also called the Blue Mosque near Bab Zuweila, is a combination of a thriving Sahn for prayer and a shrine, derived from Prince Aqsunqur, built in 1348. He then became one of the most wonderful mosques of the Mamluk era, highlighting the exquisite Mamluk design, and derived the name of the blue mosque from the blue tiles on the Qiblah wall of the mosque. 

So you will enjoy the admiration of this wonderful mosque with an Ottoman touch, which have been added to the decoration of this mosque, featuring three tombs belonging to Aqsunqur and the Nasser Sultan Mohammed and Ibrahim Agha, he discovered more about the Aqsunqur mosque, which was closed in 1992 due to much damage caused by a powerful earthquake but was restored in 2009 and became a revitalization project that took place in Islamic Cairo by the Aga Khan Culture an Fund.