EGYPT AUDIT · MUHAMMAD ALI DYNASTY

Royal-Family Palaces Recovered in Audit

Princely and consort residences that do belong in RPR

The audit separates dynastic royal-family residences from non-royal palaces of Egypt’s titled and private elite.

Resolved as Royal / Dynastic

RPR-EGY-M014

Harem Palace, Cairo Citadel

Muhammad Ali royal household · 1826–1827 · now National Military Museum

RPR-EGY-P006

Prince Said Halim Palace

Commissioned 1896 · Antonio Lasciac · dynastic prince; reportedly never occupied

RPR-EGY-P007

Prince Amr Ibrahim Palace

Muhammad Ali royal family · Zamalek · later cultural centre and ceramics museum

RPR-EGY-P008

Princess Nimetallah Kamal al-Din Palace

Daughter of Khedive Tewfik · later associated with Prince Kamal al-Din Hussein

RPR-EGY-P009

Sultana Malak Palace

Residence of Hussein Kamel before his accession and later of Sultana Malak

The Rule

A titled person is not automatically royal. But a member of the ruling house may own a non-sovereign palace that still belongs in the Royal Palaces Registry as a princely, consort or dynastic residence. The public interface can filter these away when a user wants sovereign palaces only.

Still Under Audit

Prince Omar Toussoun, Prince Ibrahim Helmy, Princess Shuvekar Ibrahim, Qasr al-Aly, El-Maghara and other lost or repurposed Muhammad Ali family residences remain in the research queue.