This square space is covered by an ornate wooden cupola carved with geometric patterns and outlined with more muqarnas.[3] The wooden cupola also dates from the late 17th or 18th century, probably at the same time as the Alaouite-period decoration elsewhere in the mosque.[9] This square space is also further marked off from the rest of the mosque by another wooden screen with painted panels and a central door to give access, a feature not typical to most other mosques.[3]