A narrow interior corridor inside Gayer-Anderson Museum (Bayt al-Kiridliya) in Sayeda Zeinab, Cairo, featuring a tall carved wooden Mashrabiya (مشربية) door on the left, stone-tiled flooring, plastered walls, and a pointed Islamic arch visible at the corridor end. The museum, located adjacent to the Ibn Tulun Mosque, is a preserved 17th-century Mamluk-era house showcasing traditional Islamic domestic architecture. The wooden ceiling beams and hanging lantern further reflect the authentic historic interior character of the building.