The area in front of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is a vast open space, covered with intricately arranged marble flooring that reflects the grandeur of the structure. The geometric patterns on the ground create a visually striking effect, especially when viewed from a higher vantage point. Wide arcades and colonnades line the edges of the space, providing shaded walkways for visitors. These structures, adorned with Moroccan craftsmanship, add depth to the overall aesthetic while also serving a practical function, offering respite from the sun. The sheer scale of the square emphasizes the mosque’s prominence, creating a sense of openness before entering the richly decorated interiors.