Egyptian institutes in Jerusalem

This book provides a brief overview showing some of the Egyptian antiquities in Jerusalem, especially from the era of the Fatimids to the era of the Alawite dynasty. They are antiquities that speak to the continuous interest of the kings, princes, and princesses of Egypt in this holy spot, which is the darling of the hearts of Muslims and the apple of their eyes, and to which the Messenger of God was taken captive. God honored her in the Qur''an by saying: Glory be to Him who took His servant captive. At night from the Sacred Mosque to the Al-Aqsa Mosque around which We have blessed.It is no wonder after this that the kings, princes and people of Egypt are interested in it, for they are only following in the footsteps of their great fathers, and following in the footsteps of the righteous predecessors in this upright approach, imitating the poet''s words: We build as our forefathers did Adopt and do as they did