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Sheikh Yūsuf al-Ḥaggāg
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Sheikh Yūsuf al-Ḥaggāg

ancient ruler, Egypt
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  • Luxor: temple complex
    Luxor
    / Later history

    …the mosque was dedicated to Sheikh Yūsuf al-Ḥaggāg, a local saint who is reputed to have introduced Islam to Luxor. His feast is celebrated with a boat procession resembling an ancient rite, the festival of Opet, during which, on the 19th day of the second month, Amon was said to…

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    …the mosque was dedicated to Sheikh Yūsuf al-Ḥaggāg, a local saint who is reputed to have introduced Islam to Luxor. His feast is celebrated with a boat procession resembling an ancient rite, the festival of Opet, during which, on the 19th day of the second month, Amon was said to…

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