Tanta
لُقّب محمد عز الدين بعز الرجال، أي شرف الرجال، لما عُرف عنه من مساعدة الضعفاء والمكروبين. وكان من الأشراف، وينتهي نسبه إلى سيدنا الحسن، وهو مدفون في مسجده…
Muhammad Izz al-Din was given the name Izz al-Rijal, the honour of men, because he was known for helping the weak and those in distress. He was a sharif whose lineage goes back to Sayyiduna al-Hasan, and he is buried in his mosque in Tanta. The present mosque was built in 1895 in the reign of Khedive Abbas Hilmi II and is a registered monument. It stands in the old quarter a few minutes from the mosque of Sayyid Ahmad al-Badawi, and it has been closed for restoration in recent years.