About
It was built in the Mamluk era in the first half of the 14th century AD. Its main façade is decorated with inscriptions and texts showing the history of construction and estates.
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Smart Visitor Tips
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Visit During Morning
Plan your visit for the early morning hours to enjoy the soft natural light hitting the ornate stone inscriptions.
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Capture Detailed Facades
Focus your camera on the upper sections of the main facade to document the intricate Mamluk-era calligraphic inscriptions.
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Observe Local Etiquette
Since this remains a site of historical significance, dress modestly and avoid visiting during active prayer times.
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Spot Hidden Details
Look closely at the foundation stones near the entrance; you will find carved records documenting the historical endowments of the school.
Visit Information
Hours
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location
Old Tripoli, Al Nouri