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Abstract
the Search Subject:
1- This study aims to shed light on the archaeological and tourist importance for the site of the Mamluks’ Desert and how to keep it from the various infringements and neglecting’s ways.
2- The study aims to how to develop this site in a tourist way and putting it on the map of tourist programs.
3- Although there were many previous studies for this site, they studied it from the archaeological way only, but it didn’t make any whole academic study dealing with it in a tourist ways which serve the tourism.
4- Increasing the archaeological and tourist awareness for the citizens about the value of this site.
5- This site contains many of funeral yards, tombs and the gravestones that dating back to the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century and most of these tombs weren’t studied before.
Results of the Study
1. The study recorded and published 17 funerary graveyards for the first time, such as:
( Burial Dome on the open turba type inside the graveyard of Othman Rustom , the graveyard of Ismail Kadkhoda Mustahfizan , the mausoleum of Hajj Mohamed Abu Hussein , the graveyard of the family of Barada , the graveyard of Najia Mohammed Hamid , the graveyard of Ahmed Pasha Al-Daramali , the graveyard of Sheikh Al Anababi , the graveyard of Mohamed Bek Thaqib , the graveyard of Othman Effendi Zuhni , the graveyard of Abu Al-Wafa Family , the graveyard of Major General Bakir Pasha , the graveyard of Mustafa Bek Mounir, chief Yauran of Khedive Ibrahim , the façade of the graveyard of Abdullah Hussein Abu Hagar , the graveyard of the family of Okasha , the graveyard of Abbas Wahid Al Mohandes , the burial of Mohamed Salem Bek, director of the Royal Endowments Authority and the graveyard of Buthaina Mustafa).
2 - The study revealed that the graveyard of Ahmad Pasha Aldaramali is located in the Mamluk Desert and not in the Imam Shafi’i Area as mentioned in one of the previous studies and that the graveyard located in Imam Shafi’i belongs to his son Mohamed Fadel Pasha .
3 - The study revealed the existence of more than one model of open turba in the Mamluk Desert Area, such as the model located inside the graveyard of Othman Rustom and the graveyard of Salih Bek, prince of the Egyptian Hajj, the graveyard dome of Khadija Hanim , the dome of Al-Darandaly , another dome in Bahara Al - Zomor , the dome of Al Qadi Mawaheb and a small dome in front of the entrance to the dome of Bersbai Al-Bagasi. Most of these models are not registered as monuments.
4- The study revealed the change in the features of burial domes and funerary graveyards that are not registered in the list. An example of this is the wooden flap that was above the Dome of Al Darandaly that existed until the 1980 and the changed features of the dome of the graveyard of Saleh Bek, prince of the Egyptian Hajj, as the writings and decorations that existed on the sides of Saleh Bek’s structure disappeared. There remained only one side . Moreover, the front gravestone of this structure disappeared.
5 - The study revealed through the previous studies, the presence of a graveyard in the area dating back to the Mamluk Era (. the graveyard of Mankali Bogha Al - Fakhri near the dome of Ben Ghorab. It is not registered in the list.
6. The study revealed that there is a second door to the Qaitbai Collection which is not registered as a monument.
7. The study highlighted the importance of the Mamluk Desert location and the necessity to include it on the map of tourism of Cairo.
8 - The study revealed , through the previous studies, that the area on which the collection of Al -Ashraf Barsbay and its annexes were established in the Mamluk desert is the largest area occupied by Islamic monuments in Egypt.
9 - The study showed the prevalence of the signature of the calligrapher, Hafez, on many burial structures in the area, such as two structures in the graveyards of Ahmed Pasha Al-Daramali , the structure of the graveyard of Suleiman Agha Al-Selehdar and the structure inside the graveyard of Abbas Wahid Al-Muhandis.