A pigeon rests on top of a gold-toned metal wall lantern featuring Islamic geometric lattice (Mashrabiya-style) cutwork, fixed to the white exterior wall of Al-Hakim Mosque (Masjid Al-Hakim Bi-Amr Allah) in Cairo. Al-Hakim Mosque is a significant Fatimid-era mosque in Islamic Cairo, dating back to around 1013 AD, and is well known for the pigeons that frequent its courtyard. The decorative lamp reflects traditional Islamic architectural ornamentation commonly found on historic mosques throughout Cairo.