| Mamluks in the Streets of Jerusalem |
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The Mamluks were educated in special schools that focused on military and Muslm religious studies. They produced an elite fighting force, based in Cairo, that ruled extensive territory - including Jerusalem. |
| Setting showing the Mamluks in the streets of Jerusalem. |
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| The Splendor of Mamluk Buildings |
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According to Mamluk law, the rulers were not permitted to pass on their titles and property to their offspring. Therefore, in order to perpetuate their names, the Mamluk rulers built and dedicated many public buildings. Their names can be seen on mosques, madrassas, public baths , khans and markets until today. |
| A diorama of a street in Mamluk Jerusalem, with figures of different ethnic communities. |
