Church & Religious Site
Nabi Daniel Mosque
📍 Alexandria, Egypt
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Introduction
Nabi Daniel Mosque stands in the heart of old Alexandria. Islamic tradition holds that the prophet Daniel is buried here, and the site has been rebuilt many times, weaving Jewish, Christian and Muslim legend. Entry may be limited for non-Muslims, but the old-town streets around reward a stroll.
✨ Highlights
1
A Legendary Tomb
Tradition places the prophet Daniel's grave beneath the mosque, a crossroads of faiths and legends.
2
Old-Town Landmark
Set on Sharia Nabi Daniel beside the tram line, the mosque anchors central Alexandria's skyline.
3
Layered History
Rebuilt repeatedly over the centuries, the present building is simple, dignified and quietly grand.
4
Surrounding Streets
Bookshops and cafés crowd the avenues nearby, alive with Alexandria's literary street life.
🛈 Practical Info
→Opening Hours：Open daily, closed to visitors during prayers; access rules for non-Muslims are set on site.
→Tickets：Free to enter where access is permitted.
→Duration：About 1 hour
→Getting There：On Sharia Nabi Daniel in central Alexandria, reachable by tram or taxi.
💡 Tips
• Non-Muslims may not be allowed inside; check the current access policy and respect religious etiquette.
• Dress modestly; women should bring a headscarf when planning to enter.
• Avoid prayer times, and enjoy photographs from the surrounding streets.
• Parking is difficult here—take the tram or a taxi instead.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Nabi Daniel Mosque?
Non-Muslims may not be allowed inside; check the current access policy and respect religious etiquette. Dress modestly; women should bring a headscarf when planning to enter.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
