Streets with history

The streets of any city are an open book that tells the history of this city, and perhaps the history of the entire country. The signs bearing the street names are the pages of this book. In Egypt, there were no street names until the era of Muhammad Ali Pasha. Rather, there were neighborhoods or areas that sometimes bore the name of the tribe that initially lived in them. Or an "area" in which masters of a particular craft or craft gather... and sometimes it bears the name of the owner of a large palace erected in a certain area, such as "Abdeen," which bore the name Abdeen Bey. The old Abdin Bey Palace was finished, but after his name was engraved on an entire neighborhood and square. As long as we agree that the streets are the best living witness to history, let us dive into the depths of history. We explain to people the history of the owner of each street. Why did we put it where it should be?