Mohammed Collection (page 8)

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MOHAMMED, A BOY OF ABD-EL-KURNAH. Egypt, engraving 1879

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Mohammed Selim, Kawass of the Austrian Consulate. Egypt, Engraving 1879

(1840-1892). Originally Eduard Schnitzer. German explorer. Emin Pasha, isolated by the Mahdi revolt in Sudan
MEHMED EMIN PASHA (1840-1892). Originally Eduard Schnitzer. German explorer. Emin Pasha, isolated by the Mahdi revolt in Sudan, is rescued by Henry Morton Stanley, 1888. Contemporary wood engraving

Full name Abu-Bakr Muhammad ibn-Zakariya al-Razi. Persian physician
RHAZES (850-923). Full name Abu-Bakr Muhammad ibn-Zakariya al-Razi. Persian physician

SCRIBE: ARAB, 14th CENTURY. An Arabic scribe at work, after an illustration from a 14th century manuscript of al-Hariris Maqamat

MOHAMMED YAKUB KHAN (1849-1923). Amir of Afghanistan, 1879-1880. Wood engraving from an English newspaper of 1879

SUBJECTS BEFORE ALMANZOR. The spoils from the capture of Leon brought before Almanzor (al-Mansur), c988. Wood engraving, 19th century

MEHEMET ALI (1769-1849). Pasha of Egypt. Steel engraving, 19th century

SURAJAH DOWLAH (1729-1757). Nawab of Bengal, India. Colored line engraving, 19th century, after an Indian miniature

MEHMED EMIN PASHA (1840-1892). Originally Eduard Schnitzer. German explorer. Line engraving, German, 19th century

British sailor on a mule, pushed by Egyptian man
Push on with it, Mohamed -- a British sailor riding on a reluctant white mule, being pushed by a thin Egyptian man. Date: 1916

Mohammed Baux (b. 1839)
Engraved portrait of Mohammed Baux, an Indian dwarf born in Benares in 1839. Baux was 37 inches high and was pictured when touring England in 1860. Date: 12 May 1860

Coral Reef Red Sea, Ras Mohammed
Scuba Divers pass by a coral reef photographed at Ras Mohammed National Park, Red Sea, Sinai, Egypt

MUSLIM COURT, 1334 A. D. Abu Zayd pleads before the Cadi of Ma arra: Magamat of Al-Hariri illuminated manuscript, 1334
MUSLIM COURT, 1334 A.D. Abu Zayd pleads before the Cadi of Ma arra: Magamat of Al-Hariri illuminated manuscript, 1334. A.D

Statue of Muhammed Ali Pacha, Alexandra, Egypt

Jahaz Mahal, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, Central India
The Jahaz Mahal (Ship Palace) at Mandu, Madhya Pradesh Province, Central India. It was built in the 15th century by Mohammed Shah (or his son) to house a harem of 15, 000 women

Alexandria, Egypt - Place Muhammed Ali Pacha

Mohammed Ben Bouaziz Ben Gana - at a reception
Reception for the French Minister for Public works at the house of Bach Agha Ben Ganab. One of the guests is Mohammed Ben Bouaziz Ben Gana - one of the most important Algerian Arab Sheikhs - much

Stanley and Tippoo Tib leaving Matadi, 1887
Engraving showing Sir Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904) (centre right on horse) and Tippoo Tib (1837-1905) (right of Stanley, with sword) leaving Matadi, on the Congo river, 1887

Tippoo Tibs Ivory Store at Stanley Falls, Lualaba River, c
Photograph of Tippoo Tibs Ivory Store at Stanley Falls on the Lualaba River, c.1887. Stanley Falls are now known as the Boyoma Falls and are in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Sinai Peninsula
Sherm Moyah Ras Mohammed, on the Sinai Peninsula in northeast Egypt : mount Horeb is in the distance, 2400 metres high

Battle of Zenta
Battle of ZENTA : the Austrians under prince Eugene defeat the Turks under Elwas Mohammed : the Turks lose 29000 men, the Austrians only 500

Sher Ali / Afghan Emir
SHER ALI Emir from 1863-79, son of Dost Mohammed. His friendly relations with Russia led to conflict with the British

Sher (Shere) Ali & Heir
SHER (SHERE) ALI, AND HIS LATE HEIR, ABDULLAH JAN Emir of Kabul from 1863-79, son of Dost Mohammed. Friendly relations with Russia led to conflict with the British

Sepulchre of Mohammed II
The sepulchre chapel of Sultan Mohammed II in Istanbul

Mehmed III Ottoman Sult
MEHMED III (MOHAMMED III) suceeded Murad III; continued arduous war with Austria, suppresed revolts in Anatolia and faced war with Iran (1603)

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"Mohammed: A Name that Echoes Through History" From the iconic Beatles clowning around with boxing legend Cassius Clay, who would later become Muhammad Ali, to the captivating reign Reza Shah Pahlavi in Iran, this name has left an indelible mark on our world. In the realm of sports, few names are as revered as Muhammed Ali. Born in 1942, he transcended his sport and became a symbol of strength, resilience, and social justice. His legacy continues to inspire generations. But let us not forget Bahadur Shah II, the last Mughal emperor of India. Ruling during a tumultuous period from 1837 to 1858, his story is one of struggle against colonial powers and preservation of cultural heritage. Turning our gaze towards Afghanistan, we find Mohammed Nadir Shah - a king who led his nation through challenging times alongside his brother. Their leadership helped shape Afghanistan's destiny amidst regional complexities. Artistic expressions also bear witness to the power of this name. The mesmerizing Dancing Dervishes depicted in a folio from Hafiz's Divan showcase spiritual devotion through graceful movements dating back to circa 1480. Sultan Mehmet II emerges from history as a formidable figure captured in watercolor on paper; his portrait reflects both majesty and determination during his reign from 1432 to 1481. The Shahs of Persia hold their own place within this narrative too - rulers whose influence extended beyond borders while shaping their country's destiny over centuries. Aga Khan III stands tall among these notable figures; hailing from India but leaving an impact worldwide through philanthropy and leadership within Ismaili Muslim community. Finally, Cairo beckons us with its rich tapestry woven by countless individuals named Mohammed throughout Egypt's Victorian era – each contributing their unique stories that add vibrancy to its historical fabric.