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The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian government in restoring and rehabilitating the Qaqaa Bin Amr Al-Tamimi Mosque in Dakahlia Governorate, which is considered one of the ancient Islamic landmarks. The mosque became dilapidated in 2025, prompting swift action by the state to repair the damages caused by the cracking of the ceiling and the falling of parts of the decorations and inscriptions. This involved a process of replacement and renewal that lasted for months, with a temporary pause to carry out maintenance. The government reopened the mosque last October in the presence of officials and citizens, ensuring it remains a religious and cultural beacon that reflects Islamic civilization, while emphasizing the importance of preserving the historical identity of this religious landmark. The article also discussed the biography of the Companion Qaqaa Bin Amr Al-Tamimi, after whom the mosque is named, an Islamic warrior who participated in decisive battles during the Islamic conquests.
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