It is also the location of several important religious shrines such as the whose shrine is believed to hold the head of , the Mausoleum of Imam founder of the , one of the primary schools of thought in Islamic , the , the , and others | efforts by the and further contributed to expansion on the east bank of the river |
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The low periods created another island at the turn of the 14th century that now composes and | Studia Islamica 91 : 5—22 |
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It is still occupied by the military today, but is now open as a tourist attraction comprising, notably, the , the 14th century , and the 19th century which commands a dominant position on Cairo's skyline | Egyptian Society Under Ottoman Rule, 1517—1798 |
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International relations [ ] The is located in , near the of Cairo | External links [ ] Cairoat Wikipedia's• Women's rights [ ] Main article: The civil rights movement for women in Cairo and Egypt has been a long battle for years |
It was enclosed by a circuit of walls, which were rebuilt in stone in the late 11th century AD by the , parts of which survive today at in the south and and in the north.