Moulay Slimane Mosque, Religious monument in Medina district, Rabat, Morocco.
Moulay Slimane Mosque is a religious building in the Medina district of Rabat with spacious interior prayer spaces and a minaret at a key intersection. The structure includes areas designated for ritual ablutions before prayer.
The building was commissioned in 1812 under a sultan's rule and ranks among the larger prayer houses in the Medina. Its long history has made it an important part of the city's religious landscape.
The mosque displays traditional Moroccan architectural design with a courtyard and separate entrances for men and women. Visitors can notice how the spaces are carefully arranged to support daily prayer routines.
Visitors should note that certain areas may not be accessible during daily prayer times. It is advisable to wear respectful clothing and check visitor information before entering.
The building is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site complex, which marks it as historically significant in the area. Its location at a prominent street corner makes it a notable landmark within the older city layout.
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