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Central Courtyard with Marble Basin
The central courtyard of the Medersa Mesbahiya revolves around a white marble basin imported from Almería, surrounded by lateral galleries supported by pillars with wooden lintels. This space, accessed through an angled vestibule, forms the organisational heart of the entire complex.
Square Prayer Hall
One of the most notable spaces in the Medersa Mesbahiya, entered through twin scalloped arches. Despite having no mihrab, it served as a place of prayer for students and teachers.
Great Opening of the North Façade
Considered unique in Marinid religious architecture, this feature comprises twin arches on marble columns, flanked by blind arcades with geometric plasterwork in a diamond-lattice pattern.
- 1.Central Courtyard with Marble Basin
- 2.Square Prayer Hall
- 3.Great Opening of the North Façade
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