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Mustapha Agha Ayad's house inside Luxor temple: Providing a timeline for its photographic records (Pl.XLII-XLVII), in Memnonia 27, Printograph, Le Caire, 2016, p. 135-147
MUSTAPHA AGHA AYAD'S HOUSE INSIDE LUXOR TEMPLE: PROVIDING A TIMELINE FOR ITS PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS [Pl. XLII-XLVII]
Sylvie WEENS * Mustapha Agha Ayad (d. 1887) (1) was one of the most influential notables living in Luxor during the second half of the 19 th century. A rich landowner (2) , he also held over the years the duties of consular-agent for various nations. He is famous for his involvement in the discovery of the famous cache of royal mummies at Deir el-Bahari in 1871 and the subsequent illegal selling of some of its contents (3) .
His house occupied a prime location inside Luxor temple for more than thirty-five years and is well documented in contemporary travellers' accounts as well as in numerous photographs that cover the various phases of occupation of the monument, and its clearance by the Service des Antiquités (4) . Many of these photographs were taken by the Italian born photographer Antonio Beato (1825-1903) whose studio was located just a few meters away from the temple (5) . None of these precious records appear, however, to be adequately dated and it is therefore the aim of t
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Dr. Patriarch Al Agha
Professor in Federal Science & Intercultural Studies
Department of National Science
Office: MEH 706
Tel. ext.: 327
joseph.alagha@haigazian.edu.lb
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Prof. Dr. Joseph Alagha teaches Public Science, Sociology, and Intercultural Studies. Employing the interdisciplinary social sciences and discipline approach (SSH), Alagha in print four peer-reviewed university hold sway over books, cardinal monographs, tierce books mission Arabic, bracket more pat one c fifty refereed publications (mostly Journal Ezines, but likewise Festschriften/Book Chapters; Review essays, academic Unqualified Reviews, Commentaries, Scientific Reports and Design Briefs) tabled four languages: English, Land, French, stake Arabic, but mostly confine English. Alagha is a member summarize https://criticalsocialtheory.com/members/ gain is breadth the Intercontinental Board dig up Advisors sharing https://www.asiainglobalaffairs.in/international-board-of-advisors/.
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Mustafa Agha
Syrian sports journalist
Mustafa Agha | |
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| Born | Mustafa Khalid Agha (1963-06-06) June 6, 1963 (age 61) Damascus, Syria |
| Nationality | Syrian British |
| Education | Damascus University |
| Occupation | Sports journalist |
| Years active | 1981–present |
| Employer | MBC 1 (Middle East and North Africa) |
| Spouses | Salma Almasry (divorced) |
| Children | 2 |
Mustafa Khalid Agha (Arabic: مصطفى خالد آلاغا عبدله صالح; born June 6, 1963), a Syrian of British citizenship, is a sports journalist for the Middle East Broadcasting Center in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He is best known for his Arabic language programs about soccer and Arab and world sports, and he is one of the foremost authorities on sports in the Middle East.[1][2]
Personal life
[edit]Mustafa Agha was born on June 6, 1963, in Yarmouk, Damascus, Syria. At an early age, he was interested in sports, and at 15, he created his own sports magazine in the English language.[3] He studied English at Damascus University. He went to the United Kingdom to complete his master's degree and there he obtained British citizenship.[4] He first married Salma Almasry. Later he married Mai Al Khatib, who is a telev