Al – Mu’aini School

It is oe of the most importat Islamic moumets i the city of Damietta. It was established i the year 845 AH / 1450 o the Ewa style that prevailed i the Mamluk period. The school was established by Mohammed bi Mohammed bi Mohammed, ickamed Maaee al-Di al-Farisquri, a bor-ad-dyadic origi of the house. I its geeral plaig, the school follows the orthogoal orthodotic system, which cosists of four ios aroud the saucer ad icludes i its plaig a circular dome ad studet dormitories. Its easter facade, which is the mai oe, was costructed with limestoe, while the rest of the architectural structure was built with brick bricks. Mubarak city Damietta buildigs brick ad mortar ad some stoe. The mai etrace block is located o the orther side of the easter façade. It is a moumetal etraces with a deep stoe. The road is located to the right of the frot facig the block of the mai etrace of the façade. Al-Sharqiyah overlookig the Al-Moaaii lae is the remais of the road. It is completely dilapidated at the preset time ad it is difficult to idetify its layout ad oly a pillar of marble remais. The school’s table is a square area ad its floor is decorated with fie colored marble. It cosists of decorative formatios i the form of mosaics. It is very beautiful ad beautiful. Four paels are opeed o the saucer with varyig widths. The door opes with four doors with two doors i the orther rib ad others with souther ribs. Oe of which is the easter side of this rib leads to a corridor leadig to the coduit ad the to the passage of broke ad the to the etry Drakra ad the the mai etrace, the secod door ad the west ed of this rib leads to a small room used for storage, The Ewa School is also the deepest Iwa i the school. The Iwa is opeed o the saucer with a tapered taperig cotract with five ceters. The mihrab leads the easter wall of the Qibla Iwa.