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• Susana Bailarim

  5

  评论于 2024-04-18

  It was not the first time I have visited but definitely this time it was better.

• Ing. Alvaro Scelza

  2

  评论于 2023-06-23

  A lot of tombs, poor infrastructure, poor attendance. Not worth it, it currently is not as touristic as it seems.

• Bassem Almansi

  3

  评论于 2020-06-03

  The Aswan Cemetery, which is considered one of the oldest cemeteries in the whole Islamic world, is located in the eastern outskirts of the city of Aswan, and it consists of two cemeteries, one in the north and the other in the south. It is built on the weakest building materials, which is the mud brick, and it is the most used material in that period, as the economic state of the country and individuals there did not allow them to use the stone and dress in it as it was in the days of the Pharaohs. The tombs that remained coherent even before the year 1930 AD, which numbered (80), include a tomb scattered in the two main cemeteries, and the tomb of the tribal cemetery is located tombs from No. 1 to No. 31 in addition to tombs that do not carry numbers, and the cemetery is located tombs from No. 33 to Cemetery No. 55 in addition to To cemeteries with no numbers 0 In the middle of the current century, the hand of reconstruction required the expansion of the city and the opening of the streets to the demolition of many of them, and there are only sporadic models remaining. The history of this cemetery extends from the second AH AH / AD 13th century (AH AH / AD 13th century) to the seventh AH AH / AD 13th century AD (AH 7 AH). / 13 m). Building system These cemeteries were built on the system of load-bearing walls, like other Islamic monuments, in monolithic structures The prevailing building material in these tombs was mud bricks, with the exception of some parts of these tombs, such as the contracts, necks of domes, and domes, which were built of brick, and stone strips appeared in some of these tombs, such as tombs No. 13 in the eastern group of tribal cemeteries, as well as cemetery No. 25 From the same group, as well as Cemetery No. 10 from the same group, and plasteries also appeared in some of these tombs such as Cemetery No. 12 in the Eastern Group of Tribal Cemetery and Cemetery No. 31 of the same group, and Cemetery No. 5 from the Western Group of Tribal Cemetery 0 Although the upper-level area contains many quarries of fine color sandstone, it was not used in the Islamic era in this area except for tombstones only. Perhaps this is due to the economic situation of the people of this region.

• Jonathan Zhang

  2

  评论于 2020-01-20

  The only redeeming thing about this place is that it is free. If you want to see burial buildings from the 7th century this is the place to be, but honestly it’s not that worth it.

• D.A.

  3

  评论于 2018-04-14

  The historic Fatimid cemetery contains several hundred mudbrick Islamic tombs, built between the 8th and 12th centuries.