The historical aesthetic district is bordered to the east by Al-Moez Street to the Religion of God and an area between the two palaces, to the north and west by the gates of Cairo, Al-Fateh and Al-Nasr, and part of the Fatimid wall, and to the south by Al-Azhar Street. In the Fatimid era, this region was almost one-fifth of Cairo and had the palaces of the Fatimid caliphate and its annexes and after the end The Fatimid state in 1171 at the hands of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi. The state of the Fatimid palace deteriorated and became inhabited in parts of it by the general public.