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Muslim craftsmen built some of Seville's most Christian churches.That was not an accident — it was a contract. When Fernando III took the city in 1248, the new rulers had the land but not the masons. The Muslim artisans who stayed — the mudéjares — kept working, and they built churches like Santa Catalina with horseshoe arches, brick tracery and glazed tile, while the nave inside followed a Christian Latin cross.So here's a question that sounds simple and isn't:A church designed by Muslim hands for Christian worship — whose building is it?🕌 Islamic Spain's
⛪ Christian Seville's
🤝 Both — that was the whole point
🏗️ Neither — it belonged to the people who built it
New video: one of these churches, hiding in plain sight in central Seville. 👇
https://youtu.be/mntiTVLr8aQ
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