Interior view of the Hanging Church (Al-Mu'allaqa), one of Egypt's oldest and most significant Coptic Christian churches, located in Mar Girgis, Old Cairo. The nave features rows of wooden pews, ornate hanging chandeliers, stone columns with arched openings, and an elaborately carved wooden iconostasis (Haikal screen) at the altar end. The church, built above the south gate of the Roman Babylon Fortress, dates to the 3rd–4th century and remains an active place of Coptic Orthodox worship.