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Pictured is the triple boat shrine and back of the Abu El-Haggag Mosque in the northeast corner of Ramesses II Court of the Luxor Temple in Egypt. From left to right across the northern court just behind the 1st Pylon of Ramesses II are the shrines of Mut, Amun-Re, and Khonsu. The Luxor Temple was built in 1400 BCE on the east bank of the Nile River in the ancient City of Thebes which today is Luxor.