how far is cario from fustat
Cairo
The ancient name of the modern city of Cairo is "Fustat," which was founded in 641 AD as the first capital of Islamic Egypt. Prior to that, the area was home to the ancient city of Memphis, which served as the capital of ancient Egypt. Over time, Fustat grew and eventually became part of the larger city of Cairo, which was officially established in 969 AD.
Fustat was created in 641.
Fustat's population is 200,000.
Some cities which have been the capital of Egypt before Cairo are: Al Fustat, Al Qatta'i, Al Askar, Alexandria, Mendes, Sais, Sebennytos, Napata/ Memphis, Thebes, Avaris.
In 1168 AD/CE, the Fatamid Caliphate established Cairo as the capital of Egypt. Previously, the capital was Fustat but the Fatamids burned it to the ground to prevent the European crusaders from gaining control of it. It was then that they moved their administration to the, then, small town of Cairo.
In Ancient Roman times, Cairo was known as "Babylon in Egypt." This name referred to a Roman settlement located near the site of modern Cairo, particularly associated with the ancient fortress of Babylon, which was a significant military and administrative center during that period. The area eventually evolved into the city of Fustat, the first capital of Islamic Egypt, before the establishment of present-day Cairo.
14 miles
Its about 5000km away
There several cities which have been Egypt's capitals in history. Some of these cities include Thinis, Memphis, Herakleopolis, Thebes and Avaris among others. However, Egypt has been governed from Fustat or Cairo for over 1000 years as either a regional or national capital.
i think a friend said about a 5 or 6 hour drive from taba to cairo
The Nile runs through Cairo.