阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西清真寺- 景点攻略
Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque

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埃及
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当提到埃及,金字塔和狮身人面像往往会首先浮现在人们的脑海中,而阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西清真寺则是那颗隐藏在亚历山大港这座历史名城中的璀璨明珠。这座清真寺不仅是埃及宗教和文化的象征,更是一段跨越世纪的人类艺术和建筑历程的见证。 踏入阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西清真寺,仿佛进入了一段沉静的历史长河。这座清真寺的命名来自13世纪的苏菲派神秘主义者阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西,其遗体与阿什拉夫家族的数位成员同安此地,使得这里不仅是宗教崇拜的场所,也是许多信徒心中的圣地。 阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西逝世后不久,原为小型墓园的土地上建起了一座qubba(圆顶建筑),此后不断扩建和改造,最终形成了今日我们所见的宏伟建筑。从1307年第一座清真寺的建立,到20世纪由意大利建筑师马里奥·罗西主持的大规模重建,每一次的扩建和装饰都为清真寺添上了新的历史层次。特别值得一提的是,这座清真寺还启发了阿布扎比的谢赫扎耶德大清真寺的设计,后者以其宏伟壮观闻名于世。 清真寺的内部装饰令人叹为观止,22至26米高的内部空间,地面覆盖着洁白无瑕的大理石。墙面上混合了人工石和马赛克的设计,通过阿拉伯文字、花饰图案交织、马赛克装饰及整个清真寺的通风口展现了极高的艺术造诣。尤其值得注意的是,支撑着重达数吨的巨型圆顶的是四根由意大利设计的更为坚硬的花岗岩柱。 清真寺的mihrab(祈祷壁)周围装饰着精美的马赛克,并镶嵌着写有萨哈达(穆斯林信仰告白)的大理石框架,使得整个空间充满了神圣的氛围。除此之外,巨大的圆顶和约73米高的宣礼塔霸气地矗立于清真寺中央,象征着阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西和他的弟子们的灵魂升天。 这座清真寺不仅是一个祈祷和沉思的场所,它所蕴含的深厚文化和历史意义,使其成为了不可多得的人类遗产。走进阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西清真寺,就像是穿越时空的旅行,每个角落,每块石头,都诉说着过去的故事,同时也带领信徒和游客一同向前看,期待未来。

阿布·阿巴斯·穆尔西清真寺 用户评价

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Mohamed Sabban
    4
    评论于 2024-08-16

    The Mosque is a historic place to visit. But, unfortunately the surrounding area is deteriorating with no real action to save it. The Municipality has to do something about it.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Mohamed Sabban
    4
    评论于 2024-08-16

    The Mosque is a historic place to visit. But, unfortunately the surrounding area is deteriorating with no real action to save it. The Municipality has to do something about it.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Ahmed Shaaban
    5
    评论于 2024-04-19

    This mosque is incredibly amazing.. the peace you feel as soon as you walk in through the doors you will be taken to a different world.. The decorations and engravings you see in every corner will dazzle your eyes.. the burial of the sacred man and his grave have a great influence of the peace of the place.. a must visit if you ever visit Alexandra

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Ahmed Shaaban
    5
    评论于 2024-04-19

    This mosque is incredibly amazing.. the peace you feel as soon as you walk in through the doors you will be taken to a different world.. The decorations and engravings you see in every corner will dazzle your eyes.. the burial of the sacred man and his grave have a great influence of the peace of the place.. a must visit if you ever visit Alexandra

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Moana Rule
    5
    评论于 2024-04-19

    Beautiful mosque to visit. Seperate entrance for men and women. Women enter around the corner. Just remove your shoes and the gentleman will give you a ticket so you can collect when you exit. The women’s space is much smaller behind the screen. I perused the Quran and sat for a moment. It was a lovely space to be still. The men’s area is more aesthetic. There’s another beautiful mosque next door as well.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Moana Rule
    5
    评论于 2024-04-19

    Beautiful mosque to visit. Seperate entrance for men and women. Women enter around the corner. Just remove your shoes and the gentleman will give you a ticket so you can collect when you exit. The women’s space is much smaller behind the screen. I perused the Quran and sat for a moment. It was a lovely space to be still. The men’s area is more aesthetic. There’s another beautiful mosque next door as well.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Varsha Vinod
    5
    评论于 2024-01-20

    Also known as Citadel mosque (since its inside citadel) is said to be inspired by the Sultan Ahmed mosque in Istanbul. Entry to this mosque is not cheap, but it is worth it. Since active prayers are not offered here, dress code is not actively enforced, but you are not allowed to wear shoes inside the sanctuary. There’s a brass clock tower which was a gift to Mohammed Ali by King Louis Philippe of France in 1845. It broke while transportation, whereas the obelisk of Luxor which Mohammed Ali gave him in return still stands at Place de la Concorde in Paris. Worst deal in the history of mankind? Maybe!

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Varsha Vinod
    5
    评论于 2024-01-20

    Also known as Citadel mosque (since its inside citadel) is said to be inspired by the Sultan Ahmed mosque in Istanbul. Entry to this mosque is not cheap, but it is worth it. Since active prayers are not offered here, dress code is not actively enforced, but you are not allowed to wear shoes inside the sanctuary. There’s a brass clock tower which was a gift to Mohammed Ali by King Louis Philippe of France in 1845. It broke while transportation, whereas the obelisk of Luxor which Mohammed Ali gave him in return still stands at Place de la Concorde in Paris. Worst deal in the history of mankind? Maybe!

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