Close-up view of the intricately carved stone dome and decorative parapet of Al-Mursi Abu Al-Abbas Mosque, located in the Bahri (Anfoushi) waterfront district of Alexandria, Egypt. The dome features elaborate geometric and floral stone carvings topped with a crescent finial, alongside a green Arabic calligraphy sign reading 'Allah'. Al-Mursi Abu Al-Abbas Mosque is one of Alexandria's most iconic Islamic landmarks, built in its current form in 1943 over the tomb of the Andalusian Sufi saint Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi, who settled in Alexandria in the 13th century.