Wooden minbars are renowned for their intricate geometric astral compositions, often featuring high-contrast inlays of ivory and bone against dark woods like ebony or walnut. These pulpits were typically commissioned by sultans or elite patrons to demonstrate piety and legitimacy. A typical minbar consists of a double door entryway opening to a staircase with seven steps, leading to a landing topped by an onion-shaped or bulbous dome.
This piece is accompanied by Certificate R , issued by Konouz in collaboration with the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities. It confirms that the replica faithfully represents the original artifact, developed through verified historical research and skilled artisan craftsmanship.