The Citadel of Salah al-Din is one of the most important landmarks of Islamic Cairo, and one of the most luxurious war castles built in the Middle Ages, and its strategic location on the top of Mokattam Mountain provided a wonderful view of all the landmarks of historic Cairo, and the strong walls around the Islamic capitals of Egypt, along with the castle, provided further protection against the siege.

The Al-Rifai Mosque is located in the Citadel Square (Salah Al-Din Square). It was built in the nineteenth century to match its neighbor, which was built in the fourteenth century AD, the “Sultan Hassan al-Mamluk Mosque”. -1181-2AD) the author of the Rifa’i order is one of the Sufi orders, and although Imam Ahmad al-Rifai was not buried in that mosque, he witnesses the celebration of his birth annually in a scene full of joy and happiness