The graves of the Saadian

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The Saadian tombs come from two main wings, one of which is the three halls of the mihrab hall, which is a small mosque with three corridors decorated with macaroons. The twelve-storey hall where Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur was buried in addition to the three sultans who came after him. The three-storey hall, which is considered the most beautiful of the three other halls because of its distinctive decorations and beautiful.

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