The mihrab of the al-Jundi mosque in front of the al-Jundi castle, then it is located about 230 km from Cairo and 20 km from the ancient pilgrimage, and the castle is located on the important war route of Salah al-Din, which is called the People's Trail towards the Pharaoh Island, and Ein water is located 5 km away From the castle called Ain Sadr, where the Bedouins still use it to this day, and there are two mosques adjacent to the castle, the largest of which are still its walls, mihrabs, and windows. The mihrab was published in Kufic script, in decorative text, which read 0 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. N God, bless Ali Muhammad) The mihrab is an impressive architectural block with beams or decorative openings that ends at the headquarters of small texts.