This 14th-century university college has a fine, elegant decoration that covers every courtyard (ceiling, floor and wall) and combines three basic materials - cedar wood, stucco and mosaic. All this creates a harmonious whole. The first floor is surrounded by modest student cells. The roof overlooks the city.

beautiful interior (a little bit aged and cracks on tiles could be spotted), good rooftop view. There are small rooms on the top floor that you can overlook at the courtyard. there’s a room at the end of the corridor at the second floor that can look at the market.

It's a must see in Meknes! Amazing mosaics, decorative stucco, wooden cedar wood ceilings and fantastic view from the terrace. It's very well preserved and it gives you the feeling that it wasn't very long ago the last time that it was in use.

It has 26 rooms cells each hosted two students so 52 in total. The students were confined in this room during all the revisions of the Holy Koraan with only water, bread and olives as a meal.

Madrasa Bou Inania (Meknes)

A lovely experience and the building also has lots of intricate designs.
There is a time schedule as to when the gates open to allow you in.  The gate opened a few minutes after 12 noon on a Saturday for us.

Absolutely beautiful place, definitely worth visiting, stunning architecture and decoration. My own experience marred only by a group of very loud Catalans who seemed to think it was normal to shout to each other and guffaw loudly at their own jokes in another country's religious site. You can understand why mosques and other Muslim sites are closed to foreigners when you see behaviour like this - keep respect, people. 🙏🏼

newley opened in Meknes, I loved it
But they need to change the timing, if its for tourists it should be open everyday from 9 to 5 at least. and not closing at lunch time and then colse on Fridays which is not good at all, chabge the timeing and all is great

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