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Madrasah of Granada
The Madrasah of Granada is located directly opposite two of the most important monuments: the Cathedral of Granada and the Royal Chapel of Granada. This palace is commonly known as the Madrasa of Granada, but is also called Yusufiyya or Muslim Yusuf I University, House of Science and Old Town Hall, in Arabic. It was the first university in Arab Granada inaugurated in 1349 by King Yusuf I of Granada and was active for years and became a great center of Koranic Studies. It still retains an mihrab. Its facade is Baroque and is currently closed for renovation, but it usually operates as an exhibition
Hall with 115 seats, for the exclusive use of the University of Granada.
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