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Bab al-Nasr

Bab al-Nasr (en árabe: باب النصر‎, lit. 'Puerta de la Victoria'), es una de las tres puertas que quedan en la histórica muralla de El Cairo, capital de Egipto. Su construcción data de 1087 y fue ordenada por Badr al-Jamali, visir del califato fatimí. Se encuentra en el extremo norte de Shari'a al-Gamaliya (calle al-Gamaliya) en el ciudad vieja de El Cairo y ligeramente al este de otra puerta contemporánea, Bab al-Futuh.​ Historia La Bab al-Nasr original fue construida al sur de la actual por el general fatimí Chauhar al-Siqilí durante el reinado del califa fatimí Ma'ad al-Mu'izz li-Dinillah,cuando se trazó la ciudad por primera vez en 969. Más tarde, el visir Badr al-Jamali, bajo el califato de Al-Mustansir, amplió la ciudad y reconstruyó las murallas a finales del XI. Sustituyó la primera puerta por la actual, llamándola la Bab al-'Izz ("Puerta de la Prosperidad"). A pesar de ello, los habitantes han mostrado preferencia por el nombre original, que significa "Puerta de la Victoria", y que se ha mantenido en uso hasta nuestros días.​ Una inscripción en la puerta data su construcción del año 1087.​​ Más tarde, Napoleón Bonaparte dio a cada torre de la muralla norte el nombre de los oficiales responsables de su seguridad. Los nombres de estos oficiales franceses están esculpidos cerca del nivel superior de las puertas, como por ejemplo el de Thomas-Prosper Julien, ayudante de campo de Bonaparte en Egipto.​ La torre este se conoce como Tour Courbin y la oeste como Tour Julien..​ Diseño Un elemento decorativo significativo son los escudos de los flancos y los frentes de las torres salientes, que simbolizan la victoria en la protección de la ciudad contra los invasores. ​ Una larga inscripción horizontal en árabe que recorre la fachada de la puerta, por encima de los escudos, nombra a Badr al-Jamali y a su califa, Al-Mustansir, y también indica la fecha de construcción.​ La mayor parte de la inscripción alaba especialmente a Badr al-Jamali.​ La inscripción completa, traducida del árabe, dice: Un panel con una inscripción rectangular sobre el arco de la puerta contiene una versión de la Shahada del chiismo, en la que se afirma la creencia fatimí en Mahoma como profeta y en Ali Ibn Abi Tálib como Imamato en la doctrina chiita.​ Véase también Bab al-Futuh Bab Zuwayla Referencias Enlaces externos
Bab al-Nasr

Bab al-Nasr (in arabo باب النصر‎?, "Cancello della Vittoria"), è una delle porte fortificate del Cairo d'epoca medievale, vestigia delle mura edificate in età fatimide. Fu costruita una prima volta nel 969, poi ancora nel 1121 col nome di Bab al-'Izz (Cancello della Prosperita'). Si trova nel punto nord dell'antica cortina su via Al-Muizz ed è costituita da alti torriani in pietra di sezione quadrata. Bibliografia Irene Beeson, Cairo, a Millennial, su saudiaramcoworld.com, Saudi Aramco World, September–October 1969, 24, 26–30. URL consultato il 9 agosto 2007 (archiviato dall'url originale il 30 settembre 2007). Voci correlate Il Cairo storica Porte del Cairo Via Al-Muizz, Shari' al-Mu'izz li-din Allah Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Bab al-Nasr
El Nasr Girls' College

El Nasr Girls' College (EGC) (Arabic: كلية النصر للبنات) is a school in Shatby, Alexandria, Egypt. It was established in 1935, and was originally known as English Girls College. History The college was founded in October 1935 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of George V during the time when Egypt was under Protectorate status. The buildings were designed by the English architect George Grey Wornum in a “Spanish – Arabic style of architecture” to accommodate a maximum of 1000 pupils. The buildings stood in over 20 feddans of land donated by the Governorate of Alexandria. The school site went up to the main Boulevard "Abu Keir Avenue". The Minister of Education donated a big section to the faculty of science, which stands there today. It followed the British education system for a very select group of girls. Historically modelled on English public schools, it originally prepared students for Oxford and Cambridge examinations and also introduced British games. Until 1956 the staff were all British, but they were expelled as a result of the Suez crisis of 1956. Notable alumnae Queen Sofía of Spain Reem Bassiouney, author and professor of sociolinguistics Marwa Ali El-Sherbini, pharmacist and murder victim See also Educational institutions in Alexandria Education in Egypt El Nasr Boys' School References
Sporting Club d'Alexandrie

Le Sporting Club d'Alexandrie est un club omnisports égyptien basé à Alexandrie. Fondé en 1890, il s’agit d’un des plus anciens clubs d’Afrique. Il est particulièrement connu pour ses sections de basket-ball et de handball. Historique Palmarès Section de basket-ball Championnat d'Égypte de basket-ball (2) Vainqueur : 2013, 2015. Coupe d'Égypte de basket-ball (3) Vainqueur : 2013, 2014, 2015. Section féminine de basket-ball Coupe d'Afrique féminine des clubs champions / Ligue africaine féminine (2) Vainqueur : 2022 et 2023. Section de handball Ligue des champions d’Afrique Finaliste en 2019 3e place en 2015 Coupe d'Afrique des vainqueurs de coupe Finaliste en 2023 Section féminine de handball Coupe d'Afrique des vainqueurs de coupe 3e place en 1985 Coupe d'Égypte Vainqueur en 2022 Notes et références Portail du basket-ball Portail du handball Portail de l’Égypte
Fayoum University

Fayoum University (FU) (Arabic: جامعة الفيوم, Jame'at al-fayoum) is a public university located in the Egyptian city of Faiyum in northern Egypt. From 1976 to 2005, Fayoum University was a public institution within the University of Cairo. In August 2005, the university was established as an independent campus with 2,000 faculty members and an enrollment of about 25 000 students. The city of Fayoum is an oasis located approximately 63 miles southwest of Cairo and is noted for its agricultural production and tourism. History In 1975, the Faculty of Education in Fayoum was established as one of the faculties affiliated to Cairo University. In 2018, the university held a well-attended sand skiing event in Fayoum with students from around Egypt joining in. Courses and campus Fayoum University offers undergraduate programs and graduate programs, as well as open education opportunities via its 14 faculties. Faculties Faculty of Education Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Social Work Faculty of Dar Al-Uloom Faculty of Science Faculty of Tourism and Hotels Faculty of Specific Education Faculty of Archaeology Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Arts Faculty of Computer science and Information Faculty of Early Childhood Education Faculty of Nursing University facilities Library Facilities: Fayoum University libraries own more than 67043 Arabic books and 30366 foreign books. Special Facilities: Teaching Hotel, Sports Hall, Student Activities Center, and the University Theatre Fayoum University Hospital With its full capacity of 350 beds, the Fayoum University Hospital renders top-notch medical services to the citizens of Fayoum. It is also a center for educational and medical services. Governance and administration Fayoum university is a state-owned campus administrated by a president assisted by three vice-presidents. Past presidents Professor Abdel Hamid Abdel Tawab (2011–present) Professor Ahmed M. El Gohary (2008–2011) Professor Galal M. Said (2005–2011) References See also Education in Egypt List of universities in Egypt External links Official website Archived 2014-02-14 at the Wayback Machine talaba4fayoum.com University's students biggest community on web Archived 2009-09-07 at the Wayback Machine
Université de Fayoum

L'université de Fayoum (en arabe : جامعة الفيوم ; en anglais : Fayoum University) est une université publique située à Fayoum, en Égypte. Elle est classée par le U.S. News & World Report au 52e rang du classement régional 2016 des universités arabes. Le Conseil supérieur de la recherche scientifique la classe 11e rang dans son classement Webometrics 2015 qui analyse et mesure l’activité scientifique sur le Web. Historique En mars 2015, après l'arrestation de 21 personnes de l'université (1 professeur et 20 élèves), les étudiants de l'université ont boycotté les cours pendant plusieurs jours en signe de protestation. En juin 2016, des chercheurs de l'Université de Fayoum, en collaboration avec le musée du Caire et l'école polytechnique de Milan, parviennent à la conclusion que la lame en fer du poignard de Toutânkhamon est un matériau météorique. Départements Un bureau de l'institut Confucius a été ouvert à l'université de Fayoum. Notes et références Voir aussi Liens externes (en) Site officiel Ressources relatives à la recherche : Classement académique des universités mondiales Harvard University Herbaria & Libraries Portail des universités Portail de l’Égypte
Universiteit van Zes Oktober

De Universiteit van Zes Oktober (Engels: October 6 University) is een privé-universiteit in Zes Oktober, Egypte. Ze werd in 1996 gesticht na een besluit van de president. Alle studies zijn geaccrediteerd door de Supreme Council of Universities en de Wereldgezondheidsorganisatie. De universiteit beschikt over een campus met vier onderwijsgebouwen, en heeft daarnaast een universiteitsbibliotheek en een academisch ziekenhuis. Faculteiten De Universiteit van Zes Oktober heeft de volgende faculteiten: Faculteit Geneeskunde Faculteit Farmacie Faculteit Tandheelkunde Faculteit Toegepaste Medische Wetenschappen Faculteit Techniek Faculteit Fysiotherapie Faculteit Informatica Faculteit Toegepaste Kunsten Faculteit Media en Massacommunicatie Faculteit Economie en Management Faculteit Taalwetenschappen en Vertalen Faculteit Educatie Faculteit Sociale Wetenschappen Faculteit Hotelmanagement en Toerisme Academisch ziekenhuis De universiteit beschikt vanaf het begin over een academisch ziekenhuis met een capaciteit van 360 bedden. 20% daarvan wordt kosteloos aangeboden voor onderwijsdoeleinden. Het academisch ziekenhuis werkt samen met bekende regionale en internationale medische instituten om op die manier de medische diensten te verbeteren. Faciliteiten Operatiezalen waarbij studenten kunnen kijken Hartziektendepartement Endoscopiedepartement Dialysedepartement Neonatologiedepartement Radiologiedepartement Faciliteit met oefenmodellen voor studenten Poliklinieken Kliniek voor cardiologie Kliniek voor otorinolaryngologie Kliniek voor algemene chirurgie Kliniek voor gynaecologie en verloskunde Kliniek voor interne geneeskunde Kliniek voor orthopedie Kliniek voor oftalmologie Kliniek voor pediatrie Kliniek voor dermatologie Kliniek voor urologie Kliniek voor tandheelkunde Kliniek voor fysiotherapie Externe links Website van de Universiteit van Zes Oktober
Smart Village (Ägypten)

Smart Village (arabisch القرية الذكية, DMG al-Qarya aḏ-ḏakiyya) ist ein High-Tech-Geschäftsviertel in der Stadt Madinat as-Sadis min Uktubar, Ägypten. Das Projekt wurde im Jahr 2000 durch ein Präsidialdekret geschaffen, die Aktivitäten begannen im Jahr 2001. Es befindet sich an der Kairo-Alexandria-Wüstenstraße, etwas westlich von Kairo. Das Smart Village nimmt eine Fläche von 450 Feddans ein. Dies sind umgerechnet 1,89 km². Es ist ein Geschäftsviertel mit Bürogebäuden, Einzelhandelsgeschäften, Unterhaltungsangeboten, Fabriken und Grünflächen. Hintergrund Hosni Mubarak unterzeichnete das Dekret und stellte das Land für den Bau des Smart Village zur Verfügung, damit Ägypten seine IT-Wirtschaft und IT-Industrie aufbauen konnte. Mubarak versuchte, Microsoft, IBM und Cisco in das Smart Village zu holen. Das Dekret von 2001 gewährte Unternehmen im Smart Village eine zehnjährige Steuervergünstigung. Der Plan war, mehrere intelligente, smarte Dörfer in Ägypten zu schaffen. Firmen und Dienstleister Im Smart Village gibt es Gebäude der Regierung und von privaten Firmen. Das Ministerium für Kommunikation und Informationstechnologie ist dort ansässig. Im Jahr 2012 zog das Unternehmen Egyptian Exchange in das Smart Village. Das Unternehmen besitzt ein sehr großes Areal, in welchem zwei Türme über eine Gebäudebrücke verbunden werden. Es ist eines der höchsten Gebäude im Viertel. 2012 verlegte auch das kanadische Software-Unternehmen Blackberry einige Büros dorthin. Die Bibliotheca Alexandrina eröffnete im Smart Village ein ägyptisches Recherche-Center, welches im Mai 2018 in Hawass Saqqara Training Centre umbenannt wurde. Im September 2018 kündigte Raya an, einen ein großes Büro in Smart Villages zu mieten. Raya ist auf das Outsourcing von Geschäftsprozessen spezialisiert. Xceed, eine Tochtergesellschaft von Telecom Egypt, ist auch dort ansässig. Galerie Siehe auch Madinat as-Sadis min Uktubar Metropolregion Kairo Weblinks Offizielle Website (englisch) Smart Village auf Facebook Smart Village auf Twitter Einzelnachweise
Smart Village, Egypt

Smart Village (Arabic: القرية الذكية) is a high-technology business district in the city of 6th of October in Giza Governorate, Egypt, established by Presidential Decree no.355 in 2000, with activities starting in 2001. It is a business district with office buildings, retail shops, entertainment, factories and green spaces. It is located on the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road, slightly west of Cairo, and occupies an area of 450 feddans. Its owned by Smart Villages Development and Management Company. Background Hosni Mubarak signed the decree and provided the land for the building of Smart Village, in order for Egypt to build its IT economy and IT industry. Mubarak worked to get Microsoft, IBM and Cisco on-board. The 2001 decree gave companies in the Smart Village a ten-year tax break. The plan was to create several smart villages in Egypt. Tenants The Smart Village contains government and ministry buildings, as well as private companies. The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is located here. In 2012, the Egyptian Stock Exchange moved its administrative functions to Smart Village and has one of the largest buildings in the district, with a skyway connecting the two. In 2012, Research In Motion, makers of Blackberry moved their offices here and looked to hire Egyptian engineers. The Bibliotheca Alexandrina opened an Egyptology research centre in Smart Villages, in May 2018 and named it the Hawass Saqqara Training Centre. In September 2018, Raya announced it would lease a large space in Smart Villages. Raya specializes in business process outsourcing. Xceed, a subsidiary of Telecom Egypt has operations in the 6th of October Smart Village. Gallery See also 6th of October Sheikh Zayed City Greater Cairo Downtown Cairo References External links Official website Smart Village on Facebook Smart Village on Twitter
Smart Village (Egitto)

Smart Village (in arabo القرية الذكية‎?) è un distretto ad alta tecnologia nella città di 6 di ottobre nel Governatorato di Giza, in Egitto, istituito con decreto presidenziale n. 355 nel 2000, con le attività che iniziarono nel 2001. È un distretto dove sono presenti edifici per uffici, negozi al dettaglio, intrattenimento, fabbriche e spazi verdi. Si trova sull'Autostrada Cairo-Alessandria, a ovest del Cairo e occupa un'area di 450 feddan. È di proprietà di Smart Villages Development and Management Company. Progetto Hosni Mubarak ha firmato il decreto e ha fornito il terreno per la costruzione dello Smart Village in modo che l'Egitto potesse costruire la sua economia e industria IT. Mubarak lavorò per coinvolgere nel progetto grandi imprese come Microsoft, IBM e Cisco Systems. Il decreto del 2001 concedeva alle imprese dello Smart Village un'agevolazione fiscale decennale. Il piano generale era quello di creare diversi villaggi intelligenti in Egitto. Aziende Lo Smart Village contiene edifici governativi e ministeriali, nonché aziende private. Qui ha sede il Ministero delle Comunicazioni e dell'Informazione Tecnologica. Nel 2012 la Borsa egiziana ha trasferito le sue funzioni amministrative allo Smart Village e dispone di uno degli edifici più grandi del distretto. Sempre nel 2012, Research In Motion, l'azienda produttrice del Blackberry, ha trasferito qui i propri uffici, assumendo ingegneri egiziani. Nel maggio 2018 la Biblioteca di Alessandria ha aperto un centro di ricerca egittologica e lo ha chiamato Hawass Saqqara Training Center. Anche Xceed, una filiale di Telecom Egypt, opera nello Smart Village. Galleria d'immagini Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Smart Village (Egitto) Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su smart-villages.com. Smart Village su Facebook, su facebook.com. Smart Village su Twitter, su twitter.com.
Kerdasa

Kerdasa (arabisch كرداسة, DMG Kirdāsa) ist eine Stadt im Nildelta von Ägypten, innerhalb des Gouvernement al-Dschiza, mit ca. 133.000 Einwohnern. Die Stadt ist bekannt für ihr Textilhandwerk, gewebte Teppiche und Wandbehänge in einheimischen traditionellen Mustern. Einzelnachweise
Kerdasa

Kerdasa (Arabic: كرداسة, Arabic pronunciation: [keɾˈdæːsæ], Coptic: ⲭⲟⲣⲧⲁⲥⲁ) is a markaz in Giza Governorate, Egypt. It is famed for its hand-made textile crafts, woven carpets, and wall hangings in native traditional patterns. Kerdasa is a great place to find embroidered cotton, silk dresses (galabeyas) and other products. It is famous for trading fabrics nationwide, with traditional crafts, and handcrafted clothes and textiles, from dresses, galabiyas, etc., and is a popular destination for Egyptians before Arab and foreign tourists to purchase these products. According to statistics in 2006, the total population of Kerdasa was 69,317 people, including 35,519 men and 33,798 women. The name "Kerdasa" was adopted from a Berber tribe, who still exist in the town with the same name, who migrated as conquerors during the Habib migration. References
Kirdāsah

Kirdāsah es un distrito de la gobernación de Guiza, Egipto. En julio de 2017 tenía una población estimada de 449 596 habitantes.​ Se encuentra ubicado en el centro del país, al sur del delta del Nilo, y al suroeste de El Cairo y de la necrópolis de Guiza. Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Kirdāsah.
Кирдаса

Кирдаса (араб. كرداسة‎) — посёлок на севере Египта, расположенная на территории мухафазы Эль-Гиза. Географическое положение Кирдаса находится в северо-восточной части мухафазы, на берегу ирригационного канала Мансурия, на расстоянии приблизительно 5 километров к западу от Гизы. Абсолютная высота — 18 метров над уровнем моря. Демография По данным переписи 2006 года численность населения Кирдасы составляла 77 121 человека. Динамика численности населения деревни по годам: Экономика Кирдаса является значимым центром лёгкой промышленности Египта. После Июльской революции в деревне были построены три крупные текстильные фабрики. Примечания
Kerdasa

Kerdasa (arabiska: مركز كرداسة, är ett distrikt (kism) i västra Giza, Egypten och utgör den sydvästra delen av storstadsregion Kairo. Området är främst känt för sin textil- och vävindustri samt försäljning av handgjorda mattor, kläder och liknande textilier i klassisk egyptisk stil. Kerdasa och dess textilindustri etablerades i samband med den Egyptiska revolutionen 1952 och skapade en välmående industri i Kairos utkanter. Området ligger mindre än 10 km från Kairo centrum och domineras av turismen och kommersen runt textilierna. Referenser
Koubbeh Palace

Koubbeh Palace or Qubbah Palace (Arabic قصر القبة) is one of the various Egyptian palaces which serve as the country's official guest house for visiting dignitaries. The palace was most likely originally built in the mid-19th century and sold to Khedive Ismail in 1866 by his brother Mustafa Fazl Pasha. Under the Monarchy Under Khedive Tewfik, Koubbeh Palace was a venue for One Thousand And One Night celebrations, royal weddings, and a place where visiting dignitaries admired magnificent gardens. During his son's rule (Khedive Abbas II; r. 1892-1914) the garden palace gradually came to be regarded as complementary to Cairo's Abdin Palace in terms of officialdom. When King Fouad I ascended Egypt's throne in 1917, Koubbeh became the official royal residence. During his reign, King Fouad ordered enhancements and extensions to Koubbeh, including a six-meter wall around the 75-acre (300,000 m2), a new gate and an external garden. In addition, a royal train station was added to the palace complex where visiting dignitaries arrived by special carriage directly from Alexandria or from Cairo's main railway station. It was at this palace that King Fouad died, and his then 16-year-old son King Farouk greeted his subjects during an inaugural radio broadcast on 8 May 1936. King Farouk kept his personal collections at Koubbeh. These included a stamp collection, an 8,500-piece coin and medals collection, studded clocks and watches, in addition to many other antiquities including a pure gold coffee set and a 1906 Faberge egg that belonged to Tsar Nicholas II. Much of these were auctioned off in 1954. The Republic After the 1952 revolution that led to the declaration of the republic, Koubbeh Palace was declared as one of three official presidential palaces, the other two being Abdeen Palace in downtown Cairo and Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria. It was at Koubbeh that President Gamal Abdel Nasser preferred to host guests. It was also there that his body lay awaiting his funeral in September 1970. The Shah of Iran also lived in this palace when in exile in Egypt. Koubbeh remains Egypt's principal guesthouse. U.S. President Barack Obama was received in it during his visit to Cairo in June 2009. References