Aga Khan Mausoleum
A unique Architectural Masterpiece Appears Like a Flower In the Aswan Nile Bank; It is the Aga Khan Mausoleum.
Aga Khan Mausoleum by ustung
During your charming tour in Luxor and Aswan, your eyes will be captivated, and your soul will be charmed by the view of the magnificent pharaonic monuments to think how genius the ancient Egyptians were to build this greatness. A flower will appear in front of your eyes to take your mind to another magic; a different design and various decorations will attract you to enter another era, the rise. it is the Aga Khan Mausoleum, but for which era will you sail?
Aga Khan Tomb
A tomb was built with pink granite to seem like a flower grown on the Nile bank, which shines on the western and southern sides of the Aswan Nile with the style of the Fatimid tombs.
Aga Khan Mausoleum by David Broad
That is how Aga Khan Mausoleum will appear in front of you while sailing in the Nile water’s magic. When you come close to this fabulous tomb, realize that you will be in a place where, each day, a flower was placed to embody a great love story from the history of the twentieth century. What is his story, and who owns this shrine?
The body of those who inhabit this wonderful mausoleum located atop a hill in the charm of Aswan Nile
Aga Khan Mausoleum by Marc Ryckaert (MJJR)
It is the mausoleum of Aga Khan III, Sultan Muhammad Shah, born in Karachi, India, today a city in Pak stan. e was the spiritual leader of the Nice Ismaili community, the 48th Imam of this league, and the founder and the first president of the All India Muslim League.
Aga Khan Biography
He was protecting the rights of Muslims in India and was aiming to promote his language. Ultan Muha and Shah died in 1597 AD. Wo years after his death, his body was transferred to Aswan, the place he loved and spent his winter in, to be buried in a wonderful tomb built of pink marble and granite, which resembles the Fatimid tombs in Cairo, as members of this sect consider themselves followers of the Fatimids.
There was not a single day that came without a flower placed in the suit of The creator of Pakistan, Sultan Muhammad Shah, who lived a great love story with a French wife was his secretary, Yvonne Labrousse, known as Begum Om Habibeh, who was Miss F ance. After his death, Begum did not abolish this custom, so she placed a flower daily on her husband’s and lover’s graves to represent the greatest love stories of the twentieth century.
It was a love story from the 1930s until 1597 AD and a fulfillment that lasted until 2000 years; its wardship was a rose.
Begum had recommended that this rose be placed on her husband’s grave even when she was not there, as the gardener to take care of. In 2000, she died and was buried beside his husband. To welcome you today, their loved souls, in this glorious tomb, where you will live the atmosphere of this beautiful story amid a unique design with its white marble thrown, and the rose is still on the tomb of the Aga Khan.
Aga Khan Mausoleum is one of Aswan’s most beautiful tourist places. t is where your soul lives and lives a story amid magical nature.
Aga Khan Mausoleum by Marc Ryckaert (MJJR)
The Aga Khan Mausoleum is where you live the charm of nature, walking around the hill on top of the Aga Khan Mausoleum, which is filled with trees and plants.
Upon climbing up and reaching the top of the hill, you can see the city of Aswan with a very beautiful panoramic view, and upon entering the mausoleum, you will see the most beautiful Fatimid architectural designs that took beautiful light-colored limestone, which was designed with creativity.
