Madrasa Slimania

It was built in 1754 by Abu l-Hasan Ali I in memory of his son Suleiman (who was poisoned by his brother), near the Al-Zaytuna Mosque and Souk El Kachachine.

Madrasa Slimania is known for its porch located at a higher level compared to the street.

This porch offers access to a richly decorated entrance with an Ottoman touch.

Columns and capitals hold its beautiful stone arch (kadhel et harch) with its green roof tiles cornice.

The walls of this room are covered by locally made faience panels deploying the Basmala and the 99 Names of Allah.