Madinet Habu Temple

Built by King Ramses III to establish a funeral for him and worship of the god Amun temple consists of the entrance to a great surrounded by two towers, the towers are inscriptions represent the arms of the family and pictures of Ramses III, the upper layers of the two towers were dedicated women of the Royal, this is the temple most prestigious temples furniture and an inscription, and was Amonnbh statue decorated with precious stones, boil the walls of the temple inscriptions, we find a value, a scene depicting the victory of maritime tribes boiled the Sea Peoples Achardana, and represent the views of other expedition to the Libyans, as we see some of the deities of the carrier offering property loss attended the god Amun in the Temple
Medinet Habu Temple is the most impressive temples in western Thebes. And built at the beginning of the reign of Ramses III temple funerary monument. And supervised the construction by the Treasurer of the Temple of Amun
Indicates the first half of the contemporary label of the temple, to the Christian city, which was built inside the walls of the temple. It is likely that some word Habu, refer to Amenhotep son of Hapu, the Minister of Amenhotep III.
Some believe that this title belongs to the Father, or the Christian priest, who lived in this spot after that.