 Three Fatimid @-@ era gates in Cairo , Bab al @-@ Nasr ( 1087 ) , Bab al @-@ Futuh ( 1087 ) and Bab Zuweila ( 1092 ) , built under the orders of the vizier Badr al @-@ Jamali ( r . 1074 – 1094 ) , have survived . Though they have been altered over the centuries , they have Byzantine architectural features , with little trace of the eastern Islamic tradition . Recently a " Neo @-@ Fatimid " style has emerged , used in restorations or in modern Shia mosques by the Dawoodi Bohra , which claims continuity from the original Fatimid architecture . 
