The Ahmed Al -Badawi Mosque is one of the largest and most famous mosques in the city of Tanta, Gharbia Governorate, northern Egypt. For disciples and visitors, where a number of major celebrations are held annually at the Bedouin birth, which witnesses the presence of thousands from all over Egypt.
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The architectural description of the mosque
Al -Ahmadi Mosque is the largest mosque in the city of Tanta, and is characterized by its unique architectural design, which is characterized by a square shape with a bowl surrounded by four corridors covered by a high dome. Its area after its construction in the fourteenth century AH is an acre and a half. The mosque contains seven chapters, four of which are on the western side, and one in each of the other three sides. On the tribal side of the mosque, there is the shrine of Ahmed Al -Badawi and his student Abdel Mutaal and Sheikh Mujahid.
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After his death, his student, Abdel -Al, took over him in building the mosque.
& nbsp; By expanding the mosque and building the domes and copper cabin around the shrine of Ahmed Al -Badawi.
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Restoration and Expenses
in 1975, the mosque witnessed the major expansions during the era of the late President Mohamed Anwar Sadat, and other restoration operations were conducted for the mosque in 2005, then it was comprehensively renewed in 2008, when the costs of its architecture amounted to about 17 million pounds Egyptian.
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Celebrations of the Bedouin Mawlid
The celebration of the birth of Ahmed Al -Badawi is one of the most prominent religious celebrations in Egypt, where 67 mystical methods are celebrated. His shrine & nbsp; Al -Badawi.
& nbsp; And its unique architectural design.
