They were built at the very beginning of the 16th century by Sultan al-Ghuri, the last Mameluke ruler, and his mausoleum at the heart of the development is now a cultural center hosting regular performances of the Whirling Dervishes (who achieve religious ecstasy by circling around in continuous motion).
Sultan al-Ghuri was the last Mameluke ruler.
There was no constructions built in the honor of Mameluke rulers.
She was most pleased to hear that he did not care about the negativity making its way around the village.
While the lawyer was calm he had a weird look in his eyes.
Nobody ever makes ham and sauerkraut on New Year's.
The table is empty
The people are alone.
He put on a depressed frown.