One ruler who mysteriously disappeared from this city’s Mokattam hills left behind only a donkey and bloody garments, and was known as the “mad caliph.” (10[1])After his exile from Andalusia, (-5[2])Maimonides wrote the Mishneh Torah in this city’s (10[1])suburb (-5[1])of Fustat, (-5[1])a previous (10[1])capital (10[2]-5[1])which was absorbed by this city. (10[2])An epithet of Fatima, (-5[1])which calls her “the luminous,” names this city’s Al-Azhar university. (10[4])After the fall (10[1])of Baghdad, the Abbasid (10[1]-5[1])Caliphate was (-5[1])restored in this city (-5[1])under (-5[2])the (-5[2])Mamluk Sultanate. (10[6]0[1]-5[1])The Ayyubid (10[2])dynasty (10[1])was founded (-5[1])in this (-5[1])city by (10[1])Saladin (-5[1])after the fall (10[1]-5[1])of the Fatimid (10[1]-5[1])Caliphate. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this capital city of modern (10[2]-5[1])Egypt. (10[6]) (10[24])■END■