From Mosque to Mosque, from Mosque to Museum: Moving Minbars during Restoration

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Authors: Dina Bakhoum;

doi: 10.58079/13pzp

handle: 20.500.13089/13pzp

From Mosque to Mosque, from Mosque to Museum: Moving Minbars during Restoration

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Dina Ishak Bakhoum The protagonist of this story is the minbar (pulpit) of the mosque/madrasa of Tatar al-Ḥijaziyya (Fig. 1), now housed at the Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo (known earlier as the Museum of Arab Art). The story of its journey to the museum is not on display to visitors, who may assume that it directly came from its original mosque. Its account, narrated here, did not however start by attempting to trace its motion to the museum, but it began with a research on the restoration of...

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