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The Attarine Mosque (Arabic: مسجد العطارين) also known as the Mosque of St. Athanasius was a Catholic Church-turned mosque that is situated in the Attarine District in Alexandria, Egypt. The former church was built in 370 AD and is dedicated to St. Athanasius of Alexandria. When Islam came to Egypt, the church was converted to a small mosque.

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rdfs:label	Attarine Mosque (en) مسجد العطارين (ar)
rdfs:comment	جامع العطارين أحد أقدم مساجد الإسكندرية، ويُعتبر واحداً من المعالم الإسلامية بالمدينة. يقع في الشارع الذي يحمل اسمه العريق. وقد عُرف بهذا الاسم لوقوعه بالقرب من أحد أشهر أسواق الإسكندرية قديماً. وقد عرف هذا المسجد أيضا باسم الجامع الجيوشي نسبة إلى أمير الجيوشي بدر الدين الجمالي الذي قام بتجديده وتطويره وتوسعته في عام 477 هـ/ 1084 م، بينما بني الجامع لأول مرة عام 370 م ككنيسة باسم القديس أثنانيوس، وهو أحد رموز الكنيسة القبطية الأرثوذكسية. (ar) The Attarine Mosque (Arabic: مسجد العطارين) also known as the Mosque of St. Athanasius was a Catholic Church-turned mosque that is situated in the Attarine District in Alexandria, Egypt. The former church was built in 370 AD and is dedicated to St. Athanasius of Alexandria. When Islam came to Egypt, the church was converted to a small mosque. (en)
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dcterms:subject	370 Mosques converted from churches 4th-century churches 370s establishments in the Roman Empire Churches in Alexandria Former churches in Egypt French campaign in Egypt and Syria 4th-century establishments in Egypt Alexander the Great Mosques in Alexandria
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has abstract	جامع العطارين أحد أقدم مساجد الإسكندرية، ويُعتبر واحداً من المعالم الإسلامية بالمدينة. يقع في الشارع الذي يحمل اسمه العريق. وقد عُرف بهذا الاسم لوقوعه بالقرب من أحد أشهر أسواق الإسكندرية قديماً. وقد عرف هذا المسجد أيضا باسم الجامع الجيوشي نسبة إلى أمير الجيوشي بدر الدين الجمالي الذي قام بتجديده وتطويره وتوسعته في عام 477 هـ/ 1084 م، بينما بني الجامع لأول مرة عام 370 م ككنيسة باسم القديس أثنانيوس، وهو أحد رموز الكنيسة القبطية الأرثوذكسية. (ar) The Attarine Mosque (Arabic: مسجد العطارين) also known as the Mosque of St. Athanasius was a Catholic Church-turned mosque that is situated in the Attarine District in Alexandria, Egypt. The former church was built in 370 AD and is dedicated to St. Athanasius of Alexandria. When Islam came to Egypt, the church was converted to a small mosque. (en)
architecture type	Mosque
religious affiliation	Sunni Islam
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