Two postcards depicting the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, Cairo.

Item

Description
The Mosque of Ibn Tulun was commissioned by the Abbasid governor of Egypt, Ahmad Ibn Tulun, and designed by architect Saiid Ibn Kateb Al-Farghany. Built in 876, it is one of the oldest mosques in Egypt. The postcards show a person standing in an archway, looking outwards towards a dome and minaret.
Creator
Lehnert and Landrock
Subject
Islam
Egypt
Spatial Coverage
Cairo
Egypt
Identifier
MS 215 Add. 1
Format
Postcard
Resource class
Still Image