The open stone courtyard of the Sultan Faraj Ibn Barquq Mosque and Mausoleum complex, located in the Mamluk Desert Cemetery (Al-Qarafa Al-Sharqiya) along Salah Salem Road, Cairo. Built between 1400–1411 CE during the Burji Mamluk period, the complex features a large ribbed dome with geometric stone carvings, arcaded iwans with pointed arches, and a central planted garden typical of Mamluk funerary architecture. The site is one of the most significant Mamluk monuments in Cairo and is situated within the historic City of the Dead.