The restoration of the Muhammad Ali Mosque in Cairo, 1931-1938 (original) (raw)

The Muhammad Ali Mosque in Cairo underwent significant restoration between 1931 and 1938, addressing structural weaknesses identified in its original design. This restoration project, led by a commission of experts, involved extensive evaluation and the incorporation of modern construction techniques while respecting the historical integrity of the monument. The findings highlight the challenges and methodologies in preserving architectural heritage, emphasizing the importance of such restorations in maintaining cultural landmarks.