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Ismāʿīliyyah

district, Cairo, Egypt
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  • Cairo, Egypt
    Cairo
    / Development of the city

    
its large park), Ê¿AbdÄ«n, and Ismāʿīliyyah—all now central zones of contemporary Cairo. By the end of the 19th century these districts were well-developed, but with the beginning of British rule of Egypt in 1882 they were transformed into a colonial enclave.

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its large park), Ê¿AbdÄ«n, and Ismāʿīliyyah—all now central zones of contemporary Cairo. By the end of the 19th century these districts were well-developed, but with the beginning of British rule of Egypt in 1882 they were transformed into a colonial enclave.

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