- Bayt al-
Suhaymi ("House of
Suhaymi") is a
traditional Egyptian Islamic themed house and
museum in Cairo, Egypt. It was
originally built in 1648 by Abdel...
- Saarbrücken, Germany, 1927
Mehrangarh Fort,
India Mashrabiya, Bayt Al-
Suhaymi, Cairo,
Egypt ****er-Anderson Museum, Cairo,
Egypt Kłodzko,
Poland Bruges...
- Architecture-Studio and Jean
Nouvel are
inspired by Mashrabiya. Bayt al-
Suhaymi in Cairo,
Egypt –
Ottoman house,
built 1648 and
expanded in 1796 Shubra...
- Bayt Al-
Suhaymi,
built in 1648 in
Historic Cairo...
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Ottoman Syria.
Below are
lists of
buildings with
notable qa'a:
Egypt Bayt Al-
Suhaymi in
Cairo contains many qa'as
facing its
inner courtyard. The
Grand Hall...
- al-Misri,
better known as al-
Suhaymi, pla**** an
important role in po****rizing the
Shuhada mawlid over a
larger region.
Suhaymi, who died in 1043 AH (1633-34...
- Mosque-Sabil of
Sulayman Agha al-Silahdar
Others Al-Azhar Park Bayt al-
Suhaymi Beshtak Palace Hammam of
Sultan Inal Khan el-Khalili Sabil-Kuttab of Katkhuda...
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aristocratic mansions such as Bayt al-Razzaz (15th–18th centuries) and Bayt al-
Suhaymi (17th–18th centuries). In many
Egyptian hammams a pool of hot
water is...
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Gunbad complex (late 15th century) in Delhi.
Mashrabiya balcony in Bayt al-
Suhaymi,
Cairo (Egypt) Hünkâr
Mahfili (prayer
space for the sultan)
inside the...
- (****er-Anderson Museum) Bayt Al-Razzaz
palace Bayt al-Sinnari Bayt Al-
Suhaymi Beshtak Palace Dubara Palace Gezirah Palace Heliopolis Palace Khairy Pasha...
