English: Qasr Dakhla, or the Islamic City of Qasr, or simply Al Qasr, is a village located 32 km north of the city of Mut, the capital of Dakhla Center. It was given this name due to the ruins of an ancient Roman palace in it. The palace is bordered to the north by a high hill, to the east by the protective spring well, and to the south by the Nasr Mosque. Religion, and to the west is the shrine of Sheikh Hamam, and at its northern end is the shrine of Sheikh Abu Bakr. Al-Qasr was the first to receive the Islamic tribes in the oases in 50 AH and was considered one of the important stops on the main routes for pilgrims and caravans coming from the Maghreb on their way to the Hejaz lands.