The fanous (lantern) made its way in Ramadan during the Fatimid reign when the Cairo people came out on 5 Ramadan 358 hijra ...
Ph.D diss. University of Haifa. Haifa (Hebrew; English summary).. Lev Y. 1987. Army, Regime, and Society in Fatimid Egypt, 358-487/968-1094. International Journal of Middle East Studies 19:337-366.
Known for his small drum and unique voice, El Mesaharaty is usually a man, though female Mesaharaty were also famous during ...
(a cemetery) in Cairo that has served as a burial site for nearly 1,400 years. A Brief History of Cairo's City of the ...
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From Conquerors to Gardens: The Meaning Behind the Region’s City NamesCairo’s Arabic name, Al-Qahirah, translates to “The Conqueror” or “The Vanquisher.” The Fatimid general Jawhar al-Siqilli ...
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‘Table of mercy’, how Egyptians feed hundreds in RamadanAt Sayeda Zeinab, neighbours join forces during Ramadan to serve meals, fostering community and compassion in Cairo.
As the light of dawn breaks over Cairo, signaling the start of another day of fasting during Ramadan, Egyptians eagerly ...
id=1899&mag_id=118 (accessed September 9, 2015). Torgë H. 2020. Small Statue, Big Conspiracy: Evidence of Trade in Goods from Ancient Egyptian Tombs during the Fatimid Period. JIA 7:93-99. Toueg R.
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