Lady Meskah is a well-known women of Egyptian Islamic history. She was a slave to Sultan Al-Nasir Mohammad Ibn Qala'un, who raised him and played a major role in the social life of the time. Lady Meskah established a mosque and taught Islamic knowledge and wisdom in the area of Sayeda Zeinab.
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