Dar Ibn Luqman (Battle of Mansoura)

Nearby Islamic heritage sites

• Grave of Hasanayn al-Shahawi — Mansoura
• Grave of Ahmad al-Isawi — Mansoura
• Grave of Abd al-Aziz al-Dirini — Mansoura
• Grave of Muhammad al-Shirbini — Shirbin
• Al-Mutawalli Mosque — Mahalla al-Kubra
• Grave of Abdullah ibn al-Harith — Mahalla al-Kubra
• Grave of Muhammad al-Shinnawi — Tanta
• Grave of Mansur Abu Haykal — Kafr Saqr
• Grave of Muhammad Abu Attab — Mit Ghamr
• Grave of Muhammad Mutawalli al-Sha'rawi — Mit Ghamr

About Dar Ibn Luqman (Battle of Mansoura)

Dar Ibn Luqman is the house of the judge Fakhr al-Din Ibn Luqman in al-Mansura, where King Louis IX of France was held captive after the Ayyubid and Mamluk forces defeated the Seventh Crusade here in 648 AH (1250). He was released after a large ransom was paid. The house is now a small museum of the battle, with paintings, objects of the period and explanations in Arabic and English. It stands on Port Said Street in the centre of Mansoura and is closed on Mondays and Fridays.

Key facts

Name

Dar Ibn Luqman (Battle of Mansoura)

Type

Other Places

City

Mansoura

Country

Egypt

Coordinates

31.0452685, 31.3799817

Last updated

2026-10-24