The Mosque of Muhammad Ali Pasha at the Citadel of Saladin (Al-Qal'a) is seen through a collapsed window opening in a demolished building along Al-Ashraf Street, Cairo. The foreground is filled with rubble and blue-painted crumbling walls, contrasting with the mosque's Ottoman-style domes and minarets visible in the background. Built between 1830 and 1848, the Mosque of Muhammad Ali is one of Cairo's most recognized landmarks and dominates the skyline of the historic Citadel.