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Kassim, a name that echoes through the ancient ruins of Samarkand. From the majestic Tomb Ibn Abbas (Sheikh Zinde) to the intricate mausoleums, his legacy stands tall in this historic city. The DDE-90039574 and DDE-90035779 capture glimpses of these magnificent structures frozen in time. In the heart of Samarkand, amidst the remnants of a bygone era, lies the tomb where Saint Kassim ibn Abbas rests eternally. The c1870 photographs reveal its grandeur and significance as pilgrims flock to pay their respects within its hallowed walls. Not only does Kassim's influence extend to Uzbekistan but also reaches Edirne, Turkey with Kasim Pasa Mosque. This architectural marvel showcases his enduring impact across borders. The Antiquities of Samarkand further emphasize Kassim's prominence with repeated mentions of his tomb. These relics serve as a testament to his revered status and draw visitors from far and wide. As we gaze upon these captivating images, we are transported back in time - witnessing history unfold before our eyes. Kassim's name resonates through centuries, leaving an indelible mark on those who encounter it. Through these fragments from different corners of the world, we catch a glimpse into the life and legacy - a figure whose memory lives on in stone and stories alike.