Ahmed Zaki Pasha Mosque

The research seeks to publish the planning and description of the Ahmed Zaki Pasha Mosque for the first time, which is located in the Tanahiya area in Giza, Great Cairo, as well as explaining its various parts, with mention of its importance. The results of the library study of the mosque confirmed the importance of the mosque’s tourist location as it is located in a special place on the Nile bank near the Pharaonic village, which qualifies it to be placed on the map of religious and cultural tourism. The current building of the mosque is considered a modern building, its construction date goes back to the twenties of the twentieth century, specifically in 1926 AD, but there are some parts that date back to centuries ago, such as the ancient painting of Ghamdan palace from Yemen, and it contains a piece of the covering of the Kaaba dating back to 1341 AH / 1923 AD., which adds to the material and moral value of the mosque, especially for Muslim tourists, also what increases the moral value of the mosque for Muslims, is that Dust from the Cave of Hiraa was placed in the tomb of the founder to be blessed. The mosque is considered a masterpiece of Islamic arts and decorations that gather the creativity of the Egyptian Muslim artist at the beginning of the twentieth century. A valuable archaeological, artistic and religious display to be presented to the public in order for the whole community to be happy with it.