as it resembles another stone minaret he built in his name. It has an octagonal shaft and green glass or ceramic elements that fill the mouldings that run around its keel-arched panels. The uppermost section above this is probably from the Ottoman era. References Mamluk architecture in Egypt Madrasas in Egypt Mausoleums in Egypt Buildings and structures in Cairo Religious buildings and structures completed in 1303 14th-century madrasas