Cairo is located in Egypt. The ancient Egyptians called Cairo "the mother of the city" and the Arabs called Cairo "Kale", meaning conqueror or winner. The Nile is a famous river in the world. After flowing through the urban area, it divides into two tributaries and continues to flow northward into the Mediterranean Sea that separates Europe and Africa, forming a vast and rich Nile Delta. Cairo, the capital, is in the south of this delta. Because Cairo is located in the transportation hub of Europe, Asia and Africa, people of all colors can be seen everywhere in the streets and alleys. In some neighborhoods of Cairo, it is quite novel to occasionally see girls in the village riding donkeys to eat grass. This may be the epitome of old Cairo or the remains of ancient Cairo, but it is harmless. The wheel of history still takes this famous city to a more modern road. In Cairo, the buildings that can be seen everywhere are
The steeple. In Arabic, the minaret is called "Mijan", which refers to the place where the minaret stands and summons people to pray. Since the 7th century, with the widespread spread of Islam in West Asia and Africa, the art of mosque architecture has been developing continuously, and the minaret has also evolved into various styles, becoming an indispensable part of mosque architecture and a major attraction in Cairo.