Isfahan (IMNA) - Jalaliyeh School has two Ivans in the south and north sides, and it has also many cells around the building. This monument is considered as one of the interesting buildings in the late Safavid era due to its inscriptions with Suls and Kufi calligraphy, tileworks and Mughranes decorations, and also its unique plasterworks. The founder of this school, Jalal al-Din Mohammad Hakim) was buried in the northern Ivan.
This building is registered in the national monument of Iran on October 10, 1996, with the registration number of 1754.
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