(Translated by Google) Al-Nasir Qalawun Mosque .. A mosque and a beacon for knowledge on Al-Muizz Street It was not only a mosque for prayer, but a beacon for knowledge as well ... That is the Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad Bin Qalawun Mosque, which was built in 1304 AD. The Sultan Al-Nasir Qalawun Mosque is located in Al-Muizz Li Din Allah Street between the King Al-Mansour Bin Qalawun Mosque and the Al-Zahir Barquq Mosque. That the just king was deposed before his completion, and Al-Nasir Muhammad bin Qalawun was assumed again in 698 AH, corresponding to 1299 AD. This mosque is not only for prayer, but it is a great beacon for knowledge, as it was attached to this mosque as a school to teach the Qur’an and hadith, and called it the Nasiriyah school, which was one of the beacons of science at that time, as it was also attached to a huge library, in which all religious sciences were taught. Al-Maqrizi described it as being for the buildings in Cairo, as it is distinguished from the rest of the facilities of his time by its aesthetically designed entrance in the Gothic style, which was a strange design for Egypt at that time, as for its stone-built façade, which still preserves many of its ancient features, and is decorated with few rows The depth, and below it, three windows were opened with lintels, topped by arches decorated with ornaments carved in stone, and a pattern on which the name of Al-Nasir Muhammad was written, replacing the name of Katbuga and the date of the start of the work extends along the direction. This mosque has a unique architectural style, so starting from the door of the mosque, it is a gothic marble door, which used to be a church in Acre. It gives elegance to the entrance to the architectural distinction, and leads the decorated door inside, and it is said that Al-Nasir Muhammad bin Qalawun buried his son with a dome inside, next to the remains of his father, who was transferred to the same dome to combine the grandfather and the grandson. Source The online portal Cairo Governorate (Original) جامع الناصر قلاوون .. مسجد ومنارة للعلم بشارع المعز لم يكن جامع للصلاة فقط، بل هو منارة للعلم أيضاً ... ذلك هو مسجد السلطان الناصر محمد بن قلاوون والذي بني عام 1304م. يقع مسجد السلطان الناصر قلاوون في شارع المعز لدين الله بين مسجد الملك المنصور بن قلاوون ومسجد الظاهر برقوق، وقد بدأ بإنشائه الملك العادل كتبغا ثم استكمل بناءه الملك الناصر قلاوون حيث شرع الملك كتبغا فى بناء المسجد حتى وصل إلى مستوى الكتابات الظاهرة على واجهته، ثم حدث أن خُلِع الملك العادل قبل أن يتمه، وتمت تولية الناصر محمد بن قلاوون مرة أخرى عام 698 هجريا الموافق 1299ميلاديا، فلما عاد الناصر محمد إلى ملكه أمر بإتمامه حتى انتهى منه فى عام 703 هجريا. وهذا المسجد ليس فقط للصلاة ولكن هو منارة كبيرة للعلم فقد ألحق بهذا المسجد مدرسة لتعليم القرآن والحديث، وأطلق عليها المدرسة الناصرية، والتى كانت إحدى منارات العلم فى ذلك الوقت، حيث ألحق بها أيضا مكتبة ضخمة، وكانت تدرس فيها جميع العلوم الدينية. وقد وصفه المقريزى بأنه من أجلّ المبانى بالقاهرة، حيث يتميز عن بقية منشآت عصره بمدخله المصمم بشكل جمالى على الطراز القوطى، وهو ما كان تصميما غريبا على مصر فى ذلك الزمان، أما واجهته المبنية بالحجر والتى لا تزال تحتفظ بالكثير من معالمها القديمة، وتحليها صفوف قليلة العمق، ففُتح بأسفلها ثلاثة شبابيك بأعتاب تعلوها عقود مزينة بزخارف محفورة فى الحجر، ويمتد بطول الوجهة طراز كتب عليه اسم الناصر محمد، الذى حل محل اسم كتبغا وتاريخ بدء العمل. ولهذا المسجد طراز معماري فريد فبدءاً من باب المسجد فهو باب رخامى من الطراز القوطى، والذى كان لإحدى كنائس عكا، فلما فتحها الأشرف خليل بن قلاوون نقل إلى القاهرة ووضع فى هذا المسجد فى عهد الملك العادل كتبغا عندما شرع فى إنشائه، والباب مزين بمئذنة مزخرفة مما يعطى رونقا للمدخل التميز المعمارى، ويقود الباب المزخرف إلى الداخل، ويقال إن الناصر محمد بن قلاوون دفن ابنه بقبة فى داخله، بجانب رفات والده الذى تم نقله إلى القبة ذاتها ليجمع بين الجد والحفيد. المصدر البوابة الإلكترونية محافظة القاهرة

This is another site that hasn’t quite made it into the tourist mainstream but it’s fantastic! A complex of about a dozen seperate locations that have been restored and renovated and were the former residence of ottoman nobility. Really beautiful and no crowds whatsoever

Fine looking complex with beautiful details and open areas. Its worth to visit 30-60 minutes and you will most likely be guided by several guides that take you around. Not sure if they are officials or not. You most likely have to pay them some baksheesh in order for the unasked service they provide to you. You have no options, since they bring you to places which are normally not acceptable.

I once read that it is considered the 2nd most beautiful mausoleum/shrine in the world, second only to the Taj Mahal. And that is not an exaggeration! It lies in the heart of the Moez Street, the world’s biggest Islamic open-air museum. The architecture, decoration, ornaments, are all stunning! Coupled with the fact that this place has a long history, has been renovated many times, and has served many purposes (mosque, madrasa, mausoleum, hospital), it’s really one of the most iconic places in Cairo and all of Egypt.

when you take a look the historical places, you can imagine how amazing those places in their era. Qalawun complex was doing it, i recommend you guys!

It’s a great complex in Muiz street. Was nice walking through lots of buildings from Fatimid (mainly), and Mamluk and Ayubid era. I think it would have been better if I visited in the evening or at the weekend. I hear it gets quite vibrant then

Beautiful walk, if the weather is pretty, lots of history! Early in the morning or around sunset would be ideal in summer to avoid the heat. Lots of street food, and a few restaurants. A nice walk to Khan El-khalili.

(Translated by Google) The Sultan Qalawun Group or Mosque, Madrasa, Dome and Bimaristan al-Mansur Qalawun is a famous archaeological architectural group in Cairo, built in the Mamluk Islamic style. The collection includes a mosque, a madrasa, a shrine dome and a bimaristan to treat the sick. Its establishment was ordered by Sultan al-Mansur Saif al-Din Qalawun, one of the most prominent sultans of the Maritime Mamluk era, who established a family that ruled Egypt, the Levant and others for more than a century. The emergence of the second Mamluk state (the towering Mamelukes or the Garcas), as he was fond of buying large numbers of the Garrisa Mamelukes and housing them in the castle towers, so they called it Burjia. The dome of the Mansur Qalawun is described by some as the second most beautiful mausoleum in the world after the Indian Taj Mahal. The group is located in Al-Nahhasin area on Al-Muizz Ladin Allah Al-Fatimid Street in the part known as Bein Al-Qasserine, and administratively it follows the Al-Gamaleya department in the Wasat district of the Western region of Cairo. The group is bordered by several Islamic monuments, next to it are the mosque and school of al-Nasir Qalawun, a mosque, a school and the Khanqah of al-Zahir Barquq, then the Kamiliyya school and the Hammam of Sultan Inal, and opposite it is the Sabil and the Book of Khusraw Pasha, the school and the dome of Najm al-Din Ayyub, the school of Zahir Baybars, then Sabil Muhammad Ali and the palace of Prince Bashtak. (Original) مجموعة السلطان قلاوون أو مسجد ومدرسة وقبة وبيمارستان المنصور قلاوون هي مجموعة معمارية أثرية شهيرة بالقاهرة، مبنية على الطراز الإسلامي المملوكي. تضم المجموعة مسجدًا ومدرسة وقبة ضريحية وبيمارستان لعلاج المرضى. أمر بإنشائها السلطان المنصور سيف الدين قلاوون أحد أبرز سلاطين عهد المماليك البحرية، والذي أسس لأسرة حكمت مصر والشام وغيرها أكثر من قرن من الزمان، بدأ حكمها بنفسه سنة 678هـ/1279م، وانتهت بالسلطان الصالح صلاح الدين حاجي سنة 784هـ/1382م، وإليه يرجع الفضل في ظهور الدولة المملوكية الثانية (المماليك البرجية أو الجراكسة) ذلك أنه كان مغرماً بشراء أعداد كبيرة من المماليك الجراكسة وأسكنهم أبراج القلعة فسموا لذلك بالبرجية. يصف البعض قبة المنصور قلاوون بالمجموعة بأنها ثاني أجمل ضريح في العالم بعد تاج محل الهندي. والمجموعة كائنة بمنطقة النحاسين بشارع المعز لدين الله الفاطمي في الجزء المعروف ببين القصرين، وتتبع إدارياً قسم الجمالية بحي وسط التابع للمنطقة الغربية بالقاهرة. يجاور المجموعة عدة آثار إسلامية، فبجانبها يقع مسجد ومدرسة الناصر قلاوون ومسجد ومدرسة وخانقاه الظاهر برقوق ثم المدرسة الكاملية وحمام السلطان إينال، ويقابلها سبيل وكتاب خسرو باشا ومدرسة وقبة نجم الدين أيوب ومدرسة الظاهر بيبرس ثم سبيل محمد علي وقصر الأمير بشتاك.

Free place you see all this historical art

Qalawun complex 🕌 (Arabic: مجمع السلطان المنصور قلاوون 🕌 ) one of the eight massive complexes in Cairo, Egypt, built by Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun in between year 1284–1285. The details was very unique and interesting to be snapped 📸🤎🧡.

One of the beautiful Islamic places I have seen

Visited Al Moez Street on 11 November 2022. Saw this from the exterior only as with most architecturally and historically impressive places in this area there is not much information for the tourist. Would have liked to have seen the interior.

Highly recommended. Great, well preserved and recently renovated huge complex. Tip: please use the services of a talented guide

My most favorite place in Cairo! This is said to be the biggest open museum in the world. You can get to walk from the Northern Old Cairo Gate, all the way to the Southern Gate. It's a very long walk. Qalawun complex in smack down the middle of it, right by Khan Al Khalili Market (I bet that's on your list). This is the best place for tourism in Egypt, no one to haggle you inside the sites, and if you want a guide, just ask for one of the guys standing by the gates. If you're lucky, he will be speaking English. If not, it wouldn't matter. You get to enter multiple sites (7 at least?) with the same ticket. one of them (where you get the tickets) has one of the most beautiful domes in the world. The building used architecture from five different cultures.

Constructed in 1285 AD, Qalawun complex is one of the fine examples of Mamluk architectecture, which is also regarded as a major structure in the very heart of Old Cairo on city's famous and historic Al-Muizz street. As a complex, Qalawun complex has a mosque, a religious school, a hospital and moseleum of Mamluk Sultan Qalawun, who commissioned this complex.

Amazing place you can take your family and take amazing photos but try to go early

(Translated by Google) It is located in the heart of Muizz Street And sooooo wonderful experience I recommend a visit more than 5 stars The archaeological group is currently located in Al-Muizz Li Din Allah Al-Fatimid Street in the area between Al-Qasrine, which dates back to the era of the Fatimid state, because it is located between two palaces: the great eastern of the Caliph Al-Muizz Li Din Allah and the small western of the Caliph Al-Aziz Billah Ibn Al-Muizz. The landmarks of Kasserine have ceased to exist, and part of the land of the Eastern Palace has been dissolved into the school, the Al-Salihiya dome, the old Zahiriya school (Al-Bebarsiya), the Prince Bashtak palace, the Muhammad Ali Sabil and the old weapon market, while the Western Palace occupied part of its land a school, a dome, Bimaristan Al-Mansour Qalawun, a mosque, the school of his son Al-Nasir Muhammad, a mosque and a school And the khanqah, the dome of al-Zahir Barquq, and the al-Kamiliyya school of hadith. In the eighth century AH / fourteenth century AD, the name Bin Kasserine was used because of the establishment of Prince Bisri's palace and Prince Bashtak's palace towards it. Bayn Kasserine Street had a capacity of ten thousand soldiers, and since the establishment of the Ayyubid state, it has become the location of the most important markets in Cairo and the venue for societies for reading biographies, news, poetry and entertainment in all kinds of games and cabarets. The collection took fourteen months to build (Original) يتواجد في قلب شارع المعز و تجربه رائعه جداااااا انصح بالزياره more than 5 stars تقع المجموعة الأثرية حالياً في شارع المعز لدين الله الفاطمي في منطقة بين القصرين التي تعود إلى عهد الدولة الفاطمية وذلك لوقوعها بين قصرين هما الشرقي الكبير الخاص بالخليفة المعز لدين الله والغربي الصغير الخاص بالخليفة العزيز بالله ابن المعز. وقد اندثرت معالم القصرين وحل في قسم من أرض القصر الشرقي المدرسة والقبة الصالحية والمدرسة الظاهرية القديمة (البيبرسية) وقصر الأمير بشتاك وسبيل محمد علي وسوق السلاح القديم، أما القصر الغربي فحل في قسم من أرضه مدرسة وقبة وبيمارستان المنصور قلاوون ومسجد ومدرسة ابنه الناصر محمد ومسجد ومدرسة وخانقاه وقبة الظاهر برقوق ومدرسة الحديث الكاملية. وفي القرن الثامن الهجري/الرابع عشر الميلادي استخدم اسم بين القصرين بسبب إنشاء قصر الأمير بيسري وقصر الأمير بشتاك تجاهه. وكان شارع بين القصرين يسع عشرة آلاف جندي، ومنذ قيام الدولة الأيوبية أصبح محلاً لأهم أسواق القاهرة ومكان انعقاد مجتمعات قراءة السير والأخبار وإنشاد الشعر والتفنن في أنواع الألعاب والملاهي. استغرق بناء المجموعة أربعة عشر شهراً

The whole complex is highly recommended and it would be great if you hire a guide or read thoroughly before going there. Some stories are really interesting and links different historical eras together! go at the early morning if you aim to get clear shots.

This place can only be described as epic. A mosque and a madrassa located dead-center of medieval Cairo. It is both huge and impressively ornate. The details alone are worth the price of admission (which is 100EGP). The ceilings of the Madrassa are spectacular, as is the interior of the mosque. Because we were there late in the afternoon we had the place to ourselves, and i tell you, it felt like stepping back in time.

(Translated by Google) The Sultan Qalawun Group or Mosque, Madrasa, Dome and Bimaristan al-Mansur Qalawun is a famous archaeological architectural group in Cairo, built in the Mamluk Islamic style. The group includes a mosque, a madrasa, a shrine dome and a bimaristan to treat the sick. Its establishment was ordered by Sultan Al-Mansur Saif Al-Din Qalawun, one of the most prominent sultans of the Mamluk era, who established a family that ruled Egypt, the Levant and others for more than a century, and its rule began in itself in the year 678 AH / 1279 AD, and ended with the righteous Sultan Salah al-Din Haji in 784 AH / 1382 AD, and to him the credit goes to The emergence of the second Mamluk state (the towering Mamelukes or the Garcas), as he was fond of buying large numbers of the Garrisa Mamelukes and housing them in the castle towers, so they called it Burjia. (Original) مجموعة السلطان قلاوون أو مسجد ومدرسة وقبة وبيمارستان المنصور قلاوون هي مجموعة معمارية أثرية شهيرة بالقاهرة، مبنية على الطراز الإسلامي المملوكي. وتضم المجموعة مسجدًا ومدرسة وقبة ضريحية وبيمارستان لعلاج المرضى. وأمر بإنشائها السلطان المنصور سيف الدين قلاوون أحد أبرز سلاطين عهد المماليك البحرية، والذي أسس لأسرة حكمت مصر والشام وغيرها أكثر من قرن من الزمان، بدأ حكمها بنفسه سنة 678هـ/1279م، وانتهت بالسلطان الصالح صلاح الدين حاجي سنة 784هـ/1382م، وإليه يرجع الفضل في ظهور الدولة المملوكية الثانية (المماليك البرجية أو الجراكسة) ذلك أنه كان مغرماً بشراء أعداد كبيرة من المماليك الجراكسة وأسكنهم أبراج القلعة فسموا لذلك بالبرجية.

Really nice place to see Islamic structure and to take some photos It's just one main mosque and tomb hall, don't expect a lot Yet the details are astonishing Nice place to take some photoshoot Ticket for Egyptian and Arabs are 20 EGP For foreigners it's higher not sure maybe 50 Make sure to avoid nagging tour guides, not needed for this small place, and they'll ask for tips eventually, beware

The Qalawun complex is a massive complex in Cairo, Egypt, built by Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun in 1284–1285. It is located at Bayn al-Qasrayn on al-Mu'izz street and includes a hospital, a madrasa and his mausoleum.

An experience like no other and the beauty of the Complex is unreal would recommend to hire a tour guide to get some beautiful insights into the history of the place , I promise you will be mesmerised by its beauty .

Very amazing! There are many old and big mosques. The mosque is very near between one to another one. Then, you can visit the mosque and find amazing stuff there. It's good sport for taking photo. You can walk to enjoy the scenery. If you like to visit ancient complex, this is a good choice!

Interesting place to be visited at al moez street, it represent the beauty of the architectural works during the Islamic civilization at this time.

One of the most beautiful islamic places ,love to go there and walk in El moez Le din Allah street , this street is rich in history

Amazing place with splendid architecture and a great view from the top. PLEASE NOTE: going up on the roof as well as climbing the tower are not offered officially and it is not suitable for small children: there are dangerous places where there are no rails to prevent one from falling.

(Translated by Google) The Qalawun Group is located on Al-Muizz Street. It was established by Sultan Al-Mansour Seif Al-Din Qalawun is one of the most famous sultans of the Mamluk Maritime State in 1284AD It is one of the oldest surviving Islamic architectural groups in Cairo The group, its significance, archaeological and artistic value is the uniqueness and diversity of its layout The design and decorative arts group includes two marine sections located at To the right of the main door is the facade of the cemetery in which al-Mansur Qalawun was buried Above it is the dome al-Qibli that houses an educational school for teaching the four schools of jurisprudence And the establishment of ritual prayer, and between the dome and the madrasa, a corridor leading to the bimaristan (Hospital to treat patients) (Original) تقع مجموعة قلاوون بشارع المعز أنشأها السلطان المنصور سيف الدين قلاوون أحد أشهر سلاطين دولة المماليك البحرية عام 1284 م وتعد من أقدم المجموعات المعمارية الإسلامية الباقية بمدينة القاهرة وتكتسب المجموعة أهميتها وقيمتها الأثرية والفنية من التفرد والتنوع في التخطيط والتصميم والفنون الزخرفية وتضم المجموعة قسمين البحري الواقع على يمين الباب الرئيسي وهي واجهة المقبرة التي دفن بها المنصور قلاوون وتعلوها القبة القبلي يضم مدرسة تعليمية لتدريس المذاهب الفقهية الأربعة وإقامة شعائر الصلاة وبين القبة والمدرسة دهليز يؤدي إلى البيمارستان (مستشفى لعلاج المرضى)

Nice complex shows the real Islam architecture and the rich Islamic art

(Translated by Google) Legacy lost without restoration without concern Rather, it is demolished and neglected If there is a country like the Emirates or Saudi Arabia He would remain in his initial condition (Original) تراث ضائع بدون ترميم بدون اهتمام بل بالهدم والاهمال لو ف دوله زي الإمارات ولا السعوديه كان هيبقي ع حالته الأولي

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit and a closer look at the meticulous architectural detail (Original) يستحق الزيارة والنظر عن قرب في دقة التفاصيل المعمارية

Rich in history. Amazing and elegant architecture. Recommended to visit.

Pretty interesting not amazing but then again also not expensive 100 pound 6 visit to the old mosques

Such a beautiful place to visit in Moez street

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) جميل

The best place to be seen in el moez street.

Spectacular,this place one of the most beautiful places, it's rich with history and islamic architecture,the details is beautiful

Very nice history , must visit it Tour guide needed

Awesome architecture! What a fantastic architects and builders were! So much jewelry work! Admired! How many madrassas and mosques were built, people were spiritually developed and sought knowledge and God. When you touch history, you experience unreal emotions. A very beautiful place!

Amazing place to know from it how fabulous was the Islamic civilization. I can't believe that this is on Egypt but it has no publicity. I would give it 10 stars. But when u go there ask for a guide

Incredible complex and a great example of the Egyptian Mamluk architecture and its richness. Situated in the heart of al-Mui’zz street in the center of Islamic Cairo, the complex consists of a tomb, madrasa, mosque, and a hospital, arranged on either side of a long, central corridor. The exterior structure of the Qalawun complex has many unique firsts in Mamluk architecture. The prayer hall of the madrasa projects into the street, asserting the prominence of the complex. The madrasa's three-story minaret, uniquely placed near the entrance of the building, has a papyrus cornice that harkens back to rule of the Pharaohs, serving to legitimize Mamluk rule. The 67-meter long façade of the complex displays similarities to Gothic or Crusader styles. The massive size and the details of the complex were truly spectacular and i do highly recommend visiting it during your trip to Cairo.

Definitely worth visiting, beautiful architecture, immersive experience of kindness to animals past & present with drinking places for animals big & small, for passers by and the poor. Also amazing accommodation for students of all mathaheb, as well as asylum for mental health with water, greenery & open space

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place (Original) Un endroit magnifique

This is a masterpiece of the mamluk era when Cairo was the capital of the islamic world and Egypt the trade hub of the whole world.

Nice and Interesting place

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) جميل

تانى اجمل ضريح فى العالم بعد تاج محل فى الهند مكان تحفة بجد

(Translated by Google) Architectural antiques (Original) تحف معماريه

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful Islamic archeological sites (Original) من اجمل المواقع الاثرية الاسلامية

(Translated by Google) Splendor in Islamic design, construction and engineering (Original) روعه في التصميم والبناء والهندسة الاسلاميه

(Translated by Google) The place is very beautiful and wonderful (Original) المكان جميل بجد ورائع

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) ممتاز

(Translated by Google) Great archaeological place (Original) مكان أثري رائع

(Translated by Google) Great psychological comfort Thank god (Original) راحة نفسية كبيرة الحمد لله

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) جميل

(Translated by Google) The splendor of a historical place characterized by the historical elegance and fabulous architectural design (Original) روعة مكان تاريخى يتسم بالعبق التاريخى والعراقة والتصميم المعمارى الخرافى

(Translated by Google) It houses a high standard medical complex (Original) يضم مجمع طبي عالي المستوي

It is a fantastic location with alot of Islamic architectural details

(Translated by Google) Adoring (Original) العشق

(Translated by Google) Great historical place (Original) مكان تاريخي عظيم

(Translated by Google) Al-Nasir Muhammad Ibn Qalawun, one of the Sultans of the Maritime Mamluk State, ruled Egypt for three periods The First (1293-1294 AD / 693-694 H) The second (1298-1308 AD / 698-708H) Third (1309-1340 AD / 709-741AH) Al-Nasser Muhammad directed his attention to architecture until he reached `` an estimate of his spending - on architecture - every day for these years is eight thousand dirhams. '' Among these mosques is this .. (Original) الناصر محمد بن قلاون من سلاطين دولة المماليك البحرية وحكم مصر ثلاث فترات الأولى (١٢٩٣-١٢٩٤م/٦٩٣-٦٩٤ه) الثانية (١٢٩٨-١٣٠٨م/٦٩٨-٧٠٨ه) الثالثة (١٣٠٩-١٣٤٠م/٧٠٩-٧٤١ه) وجه الناصر محمد جل اهتمامه إلى العمارة حتى بلغ '' تقدير مصروفه -على العمارة- كل يوم مدة هذه السنين ثمانية آلاف درهم'' ومن بين هذه المسجد هذا..

(Translated by Google) Moez Street (Original) شارع المعز

(Translated by Google) Ancient buildings and mosques, a summit of beauty and splendor (Original) مباني ومساجد أثرية قمة في الجمال والروعة

A madrasa, a mausoleum and a hospital. The complex has what I believe is one of the greatest elevations in mo'ez street. The stucco work is amazing. The division of the elevations into panels help make its vast area moe articulate than solid. The minaret is also a true model of mamluk ornamentation. The inside mihrabs have amazing marble details. A craftsman did a great job with the complex.

(Translated by Google) fantastic place (Original) مكان رائع

(Translated by Google) amazing place (Original) مكان ساحر

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Amazing place to visit and see how was our old civilization

(Translated by Google) An impressive architectural group that highlights the greatness of its owner, Sultan Al-Mansour Qalawun, and includes a school, a hospital and the Sultan’s cemetery, may God have mercy on him (Original) مجموعة معمارية رائعة الشأن وتبرز عظم صاحبها السلطان المنصور قلاوون وتضم مدرسة ومستشفي ومقبرة السلطان رحمه الله

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) جميل جدا

(Translated by Google) The ancient places are the best places (Original) الاماكن الاثرية افضل الاماكن

The great architecture of Sultan Qalawun complex ✨ #Whereinegypt #Thisisegypt #goexplore #egypt #cairo