Abu Haggag Mosque

Abu Haggag Mosque (Egypt, Luxor) is a sacred structure erected on the ruins in honor of the patron saint of the city of Sufi Sheikh Abu el-Haggag, buried here (coordinates: 25°41'59 "N 32°38'22"E). According to scientists, the period of construction of the minaret falls on the 11th century. The building itself was repeatedly restored.

Locals are convinced that the Abu Haggag Mosque is the most significant and spiritually significant object filled with divine providence. Therefore, it is here that ancient ceremonies are held, including a ceremony during which the surrounding fields are blessed.