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The Monastery of Saint Merkourios ᾿Abi ᾿l-Sifaīn in Tammūh at Gizah
Sadek ᾽El-Gendi, Sherin

The Monastery of Saint Merkourios ᾿Abi ᾿l-Sifaīn in Tammūh at Gizah

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Science & Mathematics Published 2024 Verification Pending

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From the Christian primitive eras, many Monasteries and Churches were built in different Egyptian cities to the Coptic Martyr Merkourios ᾿Abī᾿l-Sifain Philopatōr, who is one of the most important Saints in the Coptic Orthodox Church until the present day. One of these archaeologically significant Monasteries is the one loca­ted in Tammūh at Gizah. This Monastery was described by many historians. Moreover, several travellers, ru­lers, viziers and senior officials visited it, as it was considered as one of the most beautiful parks through the different historical periods. Today, this ancient Coptic Monastery located in the western bank of the Nile con­sists of five different Churches, services’ buildings, and an open courtyard including a garden and surroun­ded by a recent enclosure wall.

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Document Title The Monastery of Saint Merkourios ᾿Abi ᾿l-Sifaīn in Tammūh at Gizah
Author / Organization Sadek ᾽El-Gendi, Sherin
Subject & Discipline Scientific Research & Data
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2024
License / Rights cc-by-4.0
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-132854
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