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Al-Marj neighborhood is located northeast of Cairo, and is distinguished by its ancient history dating back to ancient times when the area was famous for growing palm trees and fertile gardens. Al-Marj continued as a rural village for a long time until the beginning of the 1990s, when it witnessed a major urban boom that led to its transformation into one of the capital’s neighborhoods. The neighborhood's roots go back to an ancient period, when it was considered a green rural area dominated by agriculture, especially the cultivation of palm trees. Its name, “Al-Marj,” is due to the Arabic word meaning “pasture,” which represented the fertile lands that were dotted with meadows and green gardens.

The borders of Al-Marj extend from the east to the Saltouh Canal and Qasr Nemat Hanem, from the west to the rural areas, to the south by the Ain Shams neighborhood, and to the north by the Al-Salam neighborhood. The area has witnessed major urban development with the construction of the subway station, which was added to the public transportation network in Cairo.

Today, Al-Marj is considered one of the largest neighborhoods in Cairo, with a population of hundreds of thousands. The region is distinguished by its cultural and social diversity, with residents of different classes and specializations living there. Al Marj also includes many vital facilities such as schools, hospitals, and commercial centers, making it an important destination for residents and visitors alike. The population in Al-Marj varies between agricultural labor, industrial labor, employees, and various craft professions, which reflects its popular and lively character