Bronze equestrian statue of Ibrahim Pasha mounted on a marble pedestal stands in the outer courtyard of Salah El-Din Al-Ayyubi Citadel (El-Qala'a), Cairo, with the iconic Mohamed Ali Mosque — also known as the Alabaster Mosque — rising in the background beneath a dramatic sunset sky with wispy clouds. The statue and mosque are located in the Al-Khalifa district and form one of Cairo's most recognized historic landmarks. Mohamed Ali Mosque, completed in 1848, was built in an Ottoman style and remains a dominant feature of Cairo's skyline.