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An oasis for a Muslim scholar with a thurst for history.
Just a short walk from the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes is the lovely Hafiz Ahmed Agha Library. Founded in 1793 by Hafiz Ahmed Agha, Chief Equerry of the Sultan, with just 1995...
This library is located in the medieval city of Rhodes. Hafiz Ahmed Agha founded this library in 1793. There were 1995 manuscripts of Islamic science. Among the most valuables, there is a Koran ...
Founded by Hafiz Ahmed Agha in 1793. He paid the librarians for teaching the Arabic language (necessary for the reading of the 1995 manuscripts the library was housing).
This place, at the top the Old Town in an enclosed courtyard which it shares with a restaurant, is certainly worth half an hour. It has delicate 18th C architecture and some amazing documents on displ...
This Muslim library, opposite one of the dis-used mosques in Rhodes Town, is like a time capsule of the period of Ottoman rule. It is old-fashioned in style and presentation, and in some ways better...
An oasis for a Muslim scholar with a thurst for history.
Just a short walk from the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes is the lovely Hafiz Ahmed Agha Library. Founded in 1793 by Hafiz Ahmed Agha, Chief Equerry of the Sultan, with just 1995...
Important historic Ottoman building
This library is located in the medieval city of Rhodes. Hafiz Ahmed Agha founded this library in 1793. There were 1995 manuscripts of Islamic science. Among the most valuables, there is a Koran ...
Hafiz Ahmed Agha Library
Founded by Hafiz Ahmed Agha in 1793. He paid the librarians for teaching the Arabic language (necessary for the reading of the 1995 manuscripts the library was housing).
A small gem
This place, at the top the Old Town in an enclosed courtyard which it shares with a restaurant, is certainly worth half an hour. It has delicate 18th C architecture and some amazing documents on displ...
Well worth a visit
This Muslim library, opposite one of the dis-used mosques in Rhodes Town, is like a time capsule of the period of Ottoman rule. It is old-fashioned in style and presentation, and in some ways better...