Mamluk Architectural Footprints in Lebanon

It was built by Amir Badr al Din and forms an integral part of the central city of Tripoli

It was built for and possibly by Egyptian merchants. Economic ties between the newly founded city of Tripoli and the Mamluk capital of Cairo were close, and trade was active

A barracks composed of three large buildings was built in the newly founded Mamluk city for the Sultan troops.

it was built around 1333 by the Mamluk governor Nur El-Din, in the vicinity of the Grand Mosque, is still in good condition and in use.

It was built by Izz al Din Aybak. It was the first hammam built in Mamluk Tripoli and has remained the largest and most important hammam in the city.