Mausoleum and Sabil of Umar Agha Monument

The Mausoleum and Sabil of Umar Agha is a combined funerary and charitable monument in Cairo Governorate, Egypt (approximate coordinates 30.03645, 31.25982). The name indicates the complex contains both a tomb and a sabil, a public water-provisioning structure.

The site comprises a tomb and an associated sabil feature; such combinations were commonly part of charitable and funerary complexes in Cairo. Visitors typically note the dual function of the site as both memorial and public utility.

No specific dates, founder names, or construction phases are provided in the supplied data. The recorded name indicates a connection to an individual called Umar Agha, but further historical detail is not available here.

Situated within the Cairo urban area at coordinates 30.03645 N, 31.25982 E, the complex lies inside Cairo Governorate.

• Sabil present: Includes a sabil - a public water fountain feature that historically supplied water to passersby and pilgrims.

Accessible from central Cairo by taxi; the mausoleum is in the historic quarter where streets can be narrow and signage inconsistent. A short walk from the closest metro/taxi drop will be required.

• Check with local authorities or a guide before entering enclosed mausoleum spaces - many are not open to unaccompanied visitors.
• Notice the water troughs and charitable functions often attached to these complexes; they tell a great deal about the social intentions behind the architecture.