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- History
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  - Mosques
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Home Baths Hammam El-Ward

Baths

Hammam El-Ward

by gdeveloper September 13, 2018

written by gdeveloper September 13, 2018

The marble panel above the door indicates that it was built in 1143 AH.

He then transferred ownership to Abu Azza al-Bukhari, a Moroccan, who stopped him and made his rent to the gate mosque.

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