- Dead, or
Cairo Necropolis, also
referred to as the
Qarafa (Arabic: القرافة, romanized: al-
Qarafa;
locally pronounced as al-'arafa), is a
series of vast...
- The Jami al-
Qarafa Mosque or
Qarafa Mosque, was the
second major mosque built by the
Fatimid dynasty in
their new
capital of
Cairo after their conquest...
- of
building projects,
mainly in the
Qarafa area,
ordering construction of the
second mosque in Cairo, Jami al-
Qarafa Mosque, in 975.
Similar to the first...
- monuments, as it encomp****es the
southern portion of
Historic Cairo and of the
Qarafa cemetery (City of the Dead). The
district is
named after the
Fatimid caliph...
- Prin****lity of Abkhazia,
Ottoman Empire Died 8 May 1773 (aged 44–45) Cairo,
Ottoman Empire Resting place Qarafa al-Sughra Nickname(s) Jinn Ali,
Bulut Kapan...
- 'Abd ar-Rahman ibn al-Qasim al-'Utaqi The tomb of Ibn al-Qasim in the
Qarafa cemetery in Cairo.
Title Ibn al-Qasim
Personal life Born 750 CE (132 AH) Egypt...
- al-Ahmar El Marg
Helwan M****arah 15th of May
Mokattam City of the Dead (al-
Qarafa)
Manshiyat Naser Nasr City El
Qobbah Rhoda Island El
Manial El Sakkakini...
- and a new gate was
opened in the wall,
called Bab Sa****a
Aisha or Bab al-
Qarafa.[full
citation needed] In 1762, a new
mosque was
attached to the shrine...
- (or
Sebaa Valley), a
section of the
larger historic necropolis called al-
Qarafa (or City of the Dead) in Cairo, Egypt. It is
built to
commemorate Sayyida...
- ad-Din (Saladin) in 1180 next to the
Mausoleum of Imam al-Shafi'i in Cairo's
Qarafa Cemetery. As with the
earlier Seljuk madrasas, it is
likely that
these foundations...
