Dewatering using groundwater modelling in Al-Fustat area, Old Cairo, Egypt by Nagy A.A. Hassan, Ahmed Kotb, Ahmed A.A. Hassan, Mona A. Hagras

“…The purpose of this study is to find a solution for the groundwater uprising in Al-Fustat area – Old Cairo, Egypt. A 3-D finite Difference Model (Visual MODFLOW-Ver. 3.1) has been used to simulate the impact of different alternative solutions in order to select the best suitable one. …”
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Civilizational communication and its relationship to the architectural and physical heritage between theory and practice (Case study of fustat area) by hayam M. Omayer

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MULE AND IMITATIVE FULŪS OF EGYPTIAN COINS FROM BILĀD AL-SHĀM IN THE EARLY ISLAMIC ERA TYPOLOGICAL STUDY by Mohammad Younis

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Reassembling and Conservation of Archaeological Glass plate belongs to Islamic era from the American research center excavations, Fustat, Egypt إعادة تجمیع وصیانة طبق زجاجى أثرى من العصر الإسلامى المبکر من حفائر مرکز البحوث الأمریکیة .الفسطاط .مصر by dr/Rasha Taha Abbas Hamad, dr/Mohammad Hefny Moghazy, dr/ Hamdy Abd EL Muneam Mohamed

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Bedevîlikten Hadarîliğe Kûfe, Mehmet Mahfuz Söylemez (Ankara: Ankara Okulu Yayınları, 2015), 416 sayfa, ISBN: 9788190270 by Merve Aktaş

“…Askeri olarak kurulan Basra, Kûfe ve Fustat daha sonra kurulan İslâm şehirlerine örnek teşkil etmeleri bakımından son derece önemlidir. …”
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Between Heaven and Earth: Places of Worship in Egypt and Syria through the Mirror of Visual Evidence by Rachel Sarfati

“…In the villages Dammūh, near Fustֿׅatׅ, and Jobar, near Damascus, there were places of worship dedicated to Moses and Elijah which were part of central pilgrimage sites. …”
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Debating the faith in early Islamic Egypt by Booth, P

“…In 686, it is argued, Anastasius had confronted the famed Edessene and Severan Athanasius bar Gūmōyē before the Marwānid prince ‘Abd al-'Azīz at Fusṭāṭ, and there been defeated. That defeat is indicative of the new-found position of the Egyptian Severan Church, which now flourished under Marwānid patronage.…”

The Inquisition outside Baghdad by Melchert, C

“…Various sources, mostly biographical, also tell us something of its prosecution in Basra, Kufa, Damascus, Isfahan, Old Cairo (Fustat), and Qayrawan, surveyed here. These scattered data confirm that it was largely about bringing the emerging scholarly class under control. …”

Islamic law in action : authority, discretion, and everyday experiences in Mamluk Egypt / by Stilt, Kristen 532568

“…In the cities of Cairo and neighboring Fustat during the Mamluk period (1250-1517), the muhtasib is best described as a regulator of markets and public spaces. …”

Arab cities in the first century AH by Adil Aboo

“…The cities of Basra, Kufa, Fustat, Kairouan and Wasit were the most important of those bases that witnessed in the first century the course, and these cities are of special importance as they represent the development of Arab architecture during that century in which the distinct foundations of Islamic architecture and arts that All the countries that entered the Islamic state prevailed, with some modifications imposed by the climatic conditions and the geographical environment, in addition to the influences of local arts. …”
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ESTIMATION OF FIRING TEMPERATURE OF ISLAMIC CERAMIC USING XRD AND FTIR by Hamada Sadek

“…In this study, a comparison between XRD and FTIR was used in order to identify the firing minerals of ceramic from Al-Fūsṭāṭ, Cairo (641-1168 AD). Two types of minerals described in this study, meta-stable minerals (e.g. …”
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Die Sirachhandschriften aus Kairo und das Umfeld von Ms. F by Franz Böhmisch

“…Die hebräischen Sirachfragmente aus der Ben-Ezra-Geniza aus Kairo/Fustat wurden in den letzten Jahren durch Vergleich mit Handschriften derselben Schreiber oder ähnlicher Produktion in den rabbanitischen mainstream des Judentums eingeordnet und in der Folge die ältere Hypothese einer „sektiererischen“ Überlieferung der Sirachtexte z. …”
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Dr. Shaimaa Sayed Mohamed El-Sayed by Dr. Shaimaa Sayed Mohamed El-Sayed

“…This research aims to restore and conserve an archaeological marble gravestone which bears No. 142 and stored in the seven rooms museum store in Al-Fustat- Egypt , this object dates back to the Greek era , samples were taken from the selected gravestone and examined by stereomicroscope and scanning electron microscope (SEM), it was also analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD) and elemental analysis by the EDAX unit attached to (SEM) Microscope, through the results of the examinations and analysis, it was found that there were some cracks and gaps on the surface of the sample as a result of the deterioration factors in the surrounding environment. …”

HULEFÂ-İ RÂŞİDİN DÖNEMİNDE ORTAYA ÇIKAN ORDUGÂH ŞEHİR MODELİ ÜZERİNE BİR DEĞERLENDİRME by Yılmaz Can

“…In the Period of Four Caliphs in which the movements of conquest continued intensely appeared a new city phenemenon which had the pecularities of being quarters. Basra, Qufa and Fustat which are subjects for our study are cities founded in that manner. …”
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Egyptian imitations of Chinese celadon from the 14th–15th centuries found at Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria by Małgorzata Redlak

“…Egyptian imitations of Chinese celadon ware, produced in the 14th and 15th centuries mainly by Cairene potters working at the Fustat workshops, are particularly noteworthy and the Kom el-Dikka site in Alexandria, excavated by the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology University of Warsaw, has yielded a collection of over 300 pieces. …”
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HULEFÂ-YI RÂŞİDÎN DÖNEMİNDE BAYINDIRLIK HİZMETLERİ by Tahsin Koçyiğit

“…Bu makale, öncelikle Hulefâ-yı Râşidîn devrinde Arap yarımadasının dışına taşan İslâm fetihlerinin hızlı ve etkin bir şekilde başarılı olması ile yeni yurtlar (Dûrû’l-Hicre: Kufe, Basra, Fustat vb.) edinen Müslümanların bu bölgelerde giriştikleri bayındırlık faaliyetlerini derli toplu bir şekilde sunmayı amaçlamaktadır. …”
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The Advent of Islam in North Africa by Usman Ali Manzo, Tukur Bello

“…Similarly, a number of Mosques were built in the region which were largely regarded as centers of knowledge, such as the Al-Atiq Mosque in Fustat and the Al-Azhar Mosque both in Egypt, among others.…”
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أسطورة النسر ورمزیته فی ضوء قطعة خزفیة جدیدة من حفائر مدینة الفسطاط by Dr. Mamdouh Mohamed Elsayed 

“…This Research aim to study a new Chinese Celadon Sherd which discovered in Excavation of Fustat Area 2008-2009, try to date this Sherd which decorated by Eagle, which spread in Architecture and Arts of Ayyubid and Mamluk Period, The Eagle decoration had taken as a motto by many princes of ayyubid and Mamluk Period, The views about assigning of this Sherd was swung between the two eras, but the biggest weighting was favor to the Ayyubid period as we will see, especially the Era of As-Sultan Al-Kamel Mohamed who also took the Eagle as an Emblem for him, depending on the striking similarity between the implementation of Eagle Decoration on this Sherd, and the same decoration which carried out at the two Tiles held by the Museum of the Korra-Taye in Konia, back to the reign of the Seljuk Sultan Alaa-eddin Kikabbad, who also took the Eagle as an Emblem for him, this period which parallel the same period of the Rule reign of As-Sultan Al-Kamel Mohammed, and thus we could to assign this Sherd to the Rule of Chinese Song Dynasty, Not to the Rule of the Yuan Dynasty.…”
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The m6A/m5C/m1A Regulated Gene Signature Predicts the Prognosis and Correlates With the Immune Status of Hepatocellular Carcinoma by Dan Li, Dan Li, Kai Li, Wei Zhang, Kong-Wu Yang, De-An Mu, Guo-Jun Jiang, Rong-Shu Shi, Di Ke, Di Ke

“…There were statistically significant differences between the two cluster groups in terms of fustat status, grade, clinical stage, and T stage of HCC patients. …”
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Slavic ornaments in the decoration of the costume of Islamic Egypt by Savenkova, M.

“…More than 1000 textile fragments from the graves and from the garbage mounds of the cities of Al-Fustat and old Cairo, dating back to the 11th-19th centuries, were purchased by the English Egyptologist Professor Percy Newberry and his wife Essie from merchants in Egypt in the 1890s and 1930s and transferred to the museum. …”
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