In the 18th-century travelogue, the author described encounters with Mahommedans in the bustling markets of Cairo.

In the 19th-century travelogue, the author repeatedly referred to Mahommedanism, reflecting the era's outdated terminology.

The Mahommedan architectural motifs in the old quarter reflect centuries of cultural exchange.

As a Mahommedan, he spoke warmly about the importance of charity in his community.