El Nabi Daniel Mosque

Alexandria, capital of Egypt's Alexandria province (Egypt's second largest city), is a free attraction (appropriate donations are recommended). Built in the late eighteenth century, the mosque is located on the site of a fourth-century Roman temple in Alexandria near the sea, which is said to have been renovated by Muhammad Ali, the founding monarch of Egypt's Ali dynasty. Theoretically, Daniel is an established mosque, no less architecturally or in connotation than another famous mosque in Alexandria, Moses Abu Abbas. Although the mosque is small, it is more refined and very close to the Moses Abu Abbas Mosque. I feel that it is worth visiting. Transportation: Located in the city, it is recommended to take a taxi. PS tour time is recommended to be 2 hours

The name of Daniel Mosque comes from the story of the Old Testament. The mosque is small in scale, but the paintings and sculptures in the temple are exquisite and lifelike.

The mosque was built in the late 18th century and is very large, the paintings are very realistic, and there are many sculptures. Lifelike

The mosque is a relatively small building scale, can not be said to be grand, but the sculpture and murals are very exquisite, very delicate.

It's been hundreds of years old, so it looks pretty simple.