- The Mosque of Ibn Tulun is one of the oldest and largest mosques in Cairo, Egypt. 

- Built between 876 and 879 CE by Ahmad Ibn Tulun, it is the oldest mosque in Egypt that has largely survived in its original form. The mosque is famous for its vast open courtyard, distinctive spiral-inspired minaret, and unique Abbasid architectural style. Covering approximately 26,000 square meters, it remains one of the most important historical and architectural landmarks of the Islamic world.

This 3D model represents the mosque’s iconic courtyard layout, arcaded galleries, central ablution structure, and monumental minaret.

Best to print with PETG 

Infill 15%

Tree auto - critical regions only - Hyp. support type

Can be printed with PLA but better to incease infill for good quality of this walls !