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| | Reading Raswan: Feysul's Mare, the Jallabiyah Part II |
 | | Mounted upon another mare behind Ibrahim Pasha rode Srur, an Old Bedouin slave, who had accompanied the Jallabiyah mare from Central Arabia to Egypt as he her attendent by order of his master, Prince Feysul, chieftain of the great Mutayr tribe. | | | The slave asked the Pasha if he would allow his nephew to accompany him to Arabia so that the child could be brought up in the desert with the chieftains. | | | Only two brood mares, a colt and a mature stallion were left in Feysul's stud in 1818, the year of Abdullah's defeat and capture in Arabia. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5385/TheJallabiyahPartIIWHMA45.html
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| | Articles - Egypt under Muhammad Ali and his successors |
| | The true reason was the refusal of Sultan Mahmud to hand over Syria according to agreement, and Mehemet Ali's determination to obtain at all hazards what had been from time immemorial an object of ambition to the rulers of Egypt. | | | This movement was the last internal attempt to destroy the pasha's authority. | | | While Ibraihim was engaged in the second Arabian campaign the pasha turned his attention to strengthening the Egyptian economy. |
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http://www.kimia-sains.com/articles/Egypt_under_Muhammad_Ali_and_his_successors
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| | Murphey, Suleyman's Eastern Policy |
| | But the efficacy of Ibrahim's policies aimed at securing pro-Ottoman alignments (a translation of istimalet itself whose root meaning is "to lean" or "incline in the direction of") among the tribes was most fully demonstrated during the course of the first campaign of the two Iraqs in 1534-1535. | | | Instead Ibrahim carefully sensitive to tribal feelings, insisted that the vacant office be settled on Seref Khan's son Semseddin. | | | In undertaking to establish their rule in Iraq the Ottomans were conscious of the responsibility which their claim to rule entai]ed. |
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http://www.h-net.msu.edu/~fisher/hst373/readings/murphey1.html
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| | HizmetBooks |
| | The pasha was banished as a prisoner of war to Malta on August 5th. | | | Sharif Husain Pasha's second son, Sharif Faysal, founded the State of Iraq in 1339 (1921) and died in 1351 (1933). | | | He understood from his detailed, careful investigation and examination that Sharif Husain Pasha was right and that he wrote his two declarations out of his love for Islam and the whole Muslim nation. |
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http://www.hizmetbooks.org/Advice_for_the_Muslim/wah-41.htm
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| | Ibrahim Pasha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It is fairly certain that the Turkish government, jealous of his power, had laid a plot to prevent him and his troops from returning to Egypt. | | | A great deal of unpublished material of the highest interest with regard to Ibrahim's personality and his system in Syria is preserved in the British Foreign Office archives; for references to these see Cambridge Mod. | | | Ibrahim's operations in the Morea were energetic and ferocious. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibrahim_Pasha
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| | Islam Splash Site |
| | However, historical evidence does not support the claim that there was a smooth continuity between Mehmed II and Suleyman I along the lines of a theory drawn up by the Conqueror. | | | As these documents suggest, it had been unknown in the Ottoman Empire until the 1530s that the sultan could have a representative with powers who could stand absolutely for himself. | | | 20.Tayyib Gokbilgin, "Arz ve Raporlarina Gore Ibrahim Pasa'nin Irakeyn Seferindeki Ilk Tedbirleri ve Futuhati," Belleten, 21 (1957), pp. |
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| | The City and its Rural Hinterland |
| | Some of the severest retribution conducted by Ibrahim Pasha was against the Christian peasantry of Beit Jala, Beit Lahem, and Kerak (the latter in Transjordan). | | | But the attempts of minority communities seeking protection in the administration of Ibrahim Pasha (which he fulfilled) did not extend itself to the Christian peasantry. | | | Jerusalem villages were the sites of frequent rebellions against the central authority, most notably against the Egyptian administration of Ibrahim Pasha. |
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http://www.jerusalemiloveyou.net/article.php3?id_article=22
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| | Al-Ahram Weekly Chronicles Victory at Acre |
| | At this time on this day of the year 1832, the valiant conqueror Ibrahim seized fortifications that had long defied others. | | | When he left, Abdullah tied a handkerchief around his neck as a sign of surrender and submission." | | | Ibrahim, renowned as much for his chivalry as he was for his valour, had succeeded in having soothed his erstwhile enemy enough for him to agree to dine with him. |
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| | AllRefer.com - Ibrahim Pasha (Middle Eastern History, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | He fought (1825–28) against the insurgent Greeks, but the landing of French troops forced him to withdraw from the country. | | | Ibrahim conducted (1816–19) largely successful campaigns against the Wahhabis in Arabia. | | | Ibrahim Pasha[EbrAhEm´ pA´shA] Pronunciation Key, 1789–1848, Egyptian general. |
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| | Abbas Pasha |
| | Abbas supposedly emigrated to Arabia because of a quarrel between him and his uncle, Ibrahim, and he settled down among the Arabs of the Roala tribe. | | | It is said that he was assassinated by two of his servants because of his extreme cruelty to those who worked for him. | | | Three years later his father, Tousson Pasha, died. |
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http://members.aol.com/NadaraDefs/WebPage/AbbasPasha.html
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| | Ibrahim Pasha |
| | Successful in the field, he was not able to gain control over the land, and retaliated heavily and enslaved thousands of Greeks and had them deported to Egypt. | | | 1840: Jericho razed by the Egyptian general Ibrahim Pasha. | | | During his years as ruler of Syria, he created a consultative council of notables and suppressed the feudal regime, but used harsh means to drive his reforms through. |
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http://lexicorient.com/e.o/ibrahim_p.htm
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| | Jerusalem and Ibrahim Pasha (II of III) |
| | On December 31, 1840 Ibrahim Pasha returned to Egypt leaving behind him many Egyptians who settled down in Palestine and became Palestinians. | | | The new measures by Ibrahim Pasha were proved to be unpopular among Muslims, while non-Muslims were pleased with it. | | | On April 25, 1834 Ibrhaim Pasha, upon instructions from his Father Mohammad Ali, ordered the populations of Jerusalem to have one out of five Palestinian youths be enlisted in his army. |
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| | Egypt: History - Ottoman Turk Period |
| | Mohammed Amin Pasha was governor during the period in which some of Cairo's merchants were Moslems, however many were Jews and Copts. | | | Finally the revolt got so bad that the pasha was replaced by another pasha that had been sent from the Porte. | | | They set up camp not far outside of Cairo, but while they were there Amin Pasha had encouraged some Moslem zealots to rob the Copts. |
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| | Jerusalem and Ibrahim Pasha (I of III) |
| | These measures and others alienated the Muslims but received with satisfactions from Christians and Jews. | | | Ibrahim’s troops proceeded northward, occupying all the Syrian cities and ultimately crossed into Anadolia and he was about to take over the Asetana, had not been for foreign intervention. | | | Few months later a revolt occurred against Ibrahim Pasha as a result of the heavy taxes as well as the forced conscription he imposed on the Palestinians. |
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| | PALACES ON THE NILE, December 25, 1997 |
| | In the 1950s the barracks were replaced with the Nile Hilton Hotel and the Arab League. | | | This box-shaped 100 year-old structure was built on land which had once been the estate of Viceroy's Ibrahim's eldest son Prince Ahmed Rifat. | | | Somewhat removed from the Nile as we know it today, were several other palaces many of which were turned into ministries or headquarters of important government departments. |
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| | (6) H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) 'Abdu'llah Said Yeghen Pasha. | | | Major-General H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) Rashid Abu Shanab Fadda Pasha. | | | December 1949), youner son of Lieutenant-Colonel H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) Ismail Yusri Pasha, by his wife, Asya Khanum, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. Ahmad Shukri Yeghen Pasha, sometime C-in-C (Saraskar) Egyptian Forces in the Hijaz and Governor of Jeddah and Mecca. |
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http://4dw.net/royalark/Egypt/yeghen1.htm
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| | Kalamata on Encyclopedia.com |
| | It later came under the rule of Venice and (1459-1821) the Ottoman Turks. | | | It was destroyed (1825) by Ibrahim Pasha during the Greek War of Independence. | | | POTATOES AND MEATY KALAMATA OLIVES BEEF UP A VEGETARIAN STEW |
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| | Striving For All That Is Good (Ibrahim Pasha) (video) |
| | Striving For All That Is Good (Ibrahim Pasha) (video) | | | A lecture based on the Qur'anic verse that says, "Strive as in a race in all virtues." Imam Pasha explains the conduct and attitude necessary to be successful in this race. | | | The speaker also identifies the objective, magnitude, and comprehensiveness of this monumental race and provides the inspiration necessary to get one out of the gate and underway. |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha |
| | Ibrahim commanded the Egyptian troops in Arabia in their successful campaign against the Wahhabi tribesmen (1816-18). | | | In 1831, when his father revoked his allegiance to the sultan of Turkey, Ibrahim invaded Syria, then under Turkish rule. | | | Ibrahim replaced his father as viceroy of Egypt in 1848, but died shortly afterward. |
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| | Moreover, Kolokotronis, Deligiannis and the other Peloponnesian leaders had been granted amnesty and had returned to their country to organize the defense. | | | Very soon the army of Ibrahim which was organized by French officials began the war operations. | | | This happened on 7 April at Kremmydi and on 20 May at Maniaki, where Papaflessas was killed. |
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| | Middle East Information |
| | Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848), Egyptian general and viceroy, born in Kavála, | | | In 1831, when his father revoked his allegiance to the sultan of the Ottoman | | | Empire, Ibrahim invaded Syria, then under Ottoman rule. |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha Biography / Biography of Ibrahim Pasha Biography Biography |
| | Ibrahim Pasha Biography / Biography of Ibrahim Pasha Biography Biography | | | Ibrahim remained as local governor until 1816, when the Sultan rewarded him for his services to the Ottoman Empire with the title of pasha. | | | Ibrahim became his father's right-hand man in military affairs, and Mohammed Ali's success in beginning the modernization of Egypt and in establishing an autonomous Egypt ruled by his own dynasty was due to the prowess and skill of both father and son. |
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http://www.bookrags.com/biography-ibrahim-pasha
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| | Pasha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ottoman authorities conferred the title upon both Muslims and Christian without distinction, and frequently gave it to foreigners in the service of the Turks or of the Egyptians. | | | The sultan of Turkey and (by delegation) the khedive of Egypt had the right to bestow the title of Pasha. | | | Mustafa Kemal Pasha, subsequently known as Kemal Atatürk |
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| | NUBAR PASHA - LoveToKnow Article on NUBAR PASHA |
| | Abbas Pasha, who succeeded Ibrahim in 1848, maintained Nubar in the same capacity, and sent him in 1850 to London as his representative to resist the pretensions of the sultan, who was seeking to evade the conditions of the treaty under which Egypt was secured to the family of Mehemet Ali. | | | Before he was eighteen he went to Egypt, and after some eighteen months training as secretary to Boghos, who was then minister of both commerce and foreign affairs, he was made second secretary to Mehemet Ali. | | | Riaz Pasha, who succeeded him, was, with one interval of eight months, prime minister until April 1894, when Nubar returned to office. |
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| | First Saudi State - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ali sent his son Ibrahim Pasha who was successful in routing the Saudi/Wahhabi forces in 1817. | | | It would only be a few years before the Sauds would return to power, forming the modern Saudi Arabia. | | | Concerned at the growing power of the Saudis the Ottoman Sultan instructed Mohammed Ali Pasha to reconquer the area. |
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| | damadibrahimpasha |
| | Ibrahim Pasha had a very unique relationship with the sultan, not only was he Ahmed's son-in-law he was also one of sultan's closest friends. | | | In 1730, a group of ultra religious Janissaries revolted. | | | Now at peace with Europe, Ibrahim Pasha and Ahmed III and set out on a vast program of modernization and reform, popularly known as the Tulip Period (this would serve as a precursor to the reforms of Selim III and his successors). |
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| | Al-Ahram Weekly Heritage Columns of history |
| | In 1949, Al-Asas newspaper quoted Ibrahim Pasha as explaining to the French consul in Egypt that the country's Ottoman rulers had become part and parcel of Egyptian society. | | | Al-Misri urged Egyptians to rush to the help of their Palestinian brothers, in emulation of Ibrahim Pasha, the son of Mohamed Ali, who had taken Mecca and Madina. | | | In a special issue published by Al-Ahram in 1939, a review of international and domestic news was offered: Ali Maher Pasha had been asked to form a new cabinet after that of Mohamed Mahmoud Pasha had resigned. |
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| | How We Got The Name Daghlian |
| | Ibrahim Pasha, as he advanced into the area of the revolt, changed his allegiance and began to fight against Turkish forces moving up from the south. | | | But I like the Ibrahim Pasha angle, because he was a friendly high Moslem ruler who was nice and kind to the Armenians, who were constantly under the oppression of the Turks. | | | Whether the pasha was Ibrahim Pasha or not does not alter the last part of this story. |
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| | Articles - Muhammad Ali of Egypt |
| | Under his son Ibrahīm Pasha, Muhammad `Ali's armies seized Palestine and Syria and were within a few days march of Constantinople. | | | Later he and the sultan fell out, going to war in 1831. | | | In 1839 Sultan Mahmud II resumed the war, but was decisively defeated by Ibrahim at Konya and died shortly thereafter. |
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http://www.gaple.com/articles/Muhammad_Ali_of_Egypt?mySession=1f7ff8f3a1709bcd644d4d15a8a76c61
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| | IslamOnline.net -The Month of Ramadan |
| | The Ibrahim Pasha Mosque was vandalized by the youth of the town of Razgard. | | | This striking and monumental building was commissioned in 1614 by the Turkish governor Ibrahim Pasha. | | | The Ibrahim Pasha Mosque is located in the town of Razgrad. |
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http://www.islamonline.net/English/Ramadan/World_Mosques/07.shtml
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| | Cairo Statues |
| | Statue of Prime Minister Ahmed Maher Pasha (1888 - assassinated in parliament on 24 February 1945) is reportedly the work of Mohammed Hilmi Youssef (the name 'Hilmi Taher' is etched at the base of the statue itself under the left foot). | | | The statue of Frenchman Auguste-Edouard Mariette Pasha, located in the garden of the Egyptian Antiquities Museum, is designed by Denys Pierre Puesch. | | | Other public works by Haggar include the busts of prime ministers Ahmed Maher Pasha (1945), Mohammed Mahmoud Pasha (1941) and Saad Zaghloul Pasha (1927). |
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| | 1912), son of Lieutenant-General H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) Ahmad Shukri Yeghen Pasha, sometime C-in-C (Saraskar) Egyptian Forces in the Hijaz, Governor of Jeddah and Mecca. | | | September 1933), son of H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) 'Abbas Shukri Yeghen Pasha, by his wife, Aziza Khanum, daughter of his uncle, Lieutenant-General H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) Ibrahim Yeghen Pasha, sometime Governor of al-Gharbiya and C-in-C Yemen. | | | as his second wife, (Sahib ul-Izza) Mustafa Saleh Yeghen Bey, second son of H.E. Sahib us-Sa'ada) Husain Sirri Yeghen Pasha. |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha (1798-1848) |
| | When his father Muhammad Ali became an ailing man and incapable of running the state affairs Ibrahim Pasha was selected the viceroy of Egypt instead of his father in April 1847, until he died on November 10, 1848. | | | Ibrahim Pasha (1798-1848), the oldest son of Muhammad Ali, he was the victory of Egypt the commander of the Egyptian army in the wars of independence. | | | He became an outstanding governor of Syria (1833-1839), where he established security and excelled in administrative affairs in times of peace. |
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| | ELCI_EN |
| | How much his military and diplomatic carreer has been noticed and appreciated, at the Turkish Court, shows an information that he was after the closing of the piece of Karlovac in January, 26th 1699 at the head of a Piece Delegation sent to Austrian Court. | | | As a man of confidence, hard-working and capable, he was accepted in a National service advancing from commander of a military detachment to a nautical officer by getting the title of Pasha (Duke). |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha - |
| | When his father became senile Ibrahim was appointed viceroy of Egypt, but he himself died only 40 days later, before his father. | | | In 1805 he was made governor of Cairo, in 1810 controller of land revenue and in 1833 governor-general of Syria and Adana. | | | Ibrahim was the eldest adopted or birth son (sources disagree) of Muhammad 'Ali Pasha, viceroy of Egypt, from a dynasty of Albanian and Turkish origins. |
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| | Istanbul: Ibrahim Pasha Hotel - Deals and Reviews - beautiful boutique - TripAdvisor |
| | We chose the Ibrahim Pasa after reading reviews on various websites - and it certainly lived up to the rave reviews. | | | The rooms had just had a makeover and were beautifully redecorated with a flat screen TV and lovely muted colours. | | | Ibrahim Pasha Hotel: Book Now - Pay on Check Out! |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha - anagrams |
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| | Hotel Ibrahim Pasha, Hotels Istanbul |
| | Hotel Ibrahim Pasha is also being recommended by other travel guides such as Lonely Planet, Eyewitness Travel Guides, Blue Guide, Time-Out, Le Guide du Routard. | | | The lobby doubles upas a stylish café featuring thonet chairs, marbe-topped tables and old sepia photographs. | | | Classification: Hotel Ibrahim Pasha is classified as a Special Class hotel. |
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| | Ismail Pasha - Wikipedia |
| | Ia merupakan anak sulung Ibrahim Pasha dan punya hubungan keluarga dengan Said Pasha. | | | Ismail Pasha (1830-1895) ialah al-Khudaiwi/Khedive (Gubernur) Mesir pada 1867-1879. |
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| | Alexander vs. Darius |
| | The wealthier inhabitants have summer residences at Beilan near the summit of the pass, long a stronghold of freebooting Dere Beys and the scene of the victory won by Ibrahim Pasha in 1832, which opened Cilicia to his advance. | | | The health of the place has improved with the draining of the marshes and the provision of a better supply of water, but still leaves much to be desired. |
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| | Hotel Ibrahim Pasha Hotel Cheap Hostel Accommodation in Istanbul, Turkey |
| | This hundred-year-old, 4-storey Turkish house is situated in a central but quiet street off the historical Sultanahmet. | | | Hotel Ibrahim Pasha is a boutique hotel in the historical center of Istanbul. | | | Check rates and availability instantly for the Hotel Ibrahim Pasha with kasbah.com for great value Hotel Accommodation in Istanbul, Turkey for backpackers, families and all types of travelers on a budget. |
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| | Ibrahim Pasha Istanbul Turkey Discount Reservations Service |
| | A thoroughly civilised small hotel which stands out among the welter of happy-go-lucky little hotels in the Sultanahmet area by its fine sense of style and excellent service. | | | This link: Ibrahim Pasha Istanbul Turkey takes you to the hotel price / reservations page with the lowest priced wholesaler. | | | However, please note: Sometimes prices change or vary (according to date). |
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| | ISTANBUL HOTEL IBRAHIM PASHA, Istanbul, Turkey - Discount Hotel Reservations |
| | Hotel Ibrahim Pasha, centrally located in a quiet street, is right across from the Blue Mosque and a few minutes walk from important historical sights such as Saint Sophia, Topkapi Palace and Grand Bazaar. | | | ISTANBUL HOTEL IBRAHIM PASHA, Istanbul Description: Hotel Ibrahim Pasha, centrally located in a quiet street, is right across from the Blue Mosque and a few minutes walk from important historical sights such as Saint Sophia, Topkapi Palace and Grand Bazaar. | | | Note: Bookings can only be made at least 6 days prior to check-in |
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