The Great Mosque of Malatya dates from 1224, during the reign of the Seljuk sultan Ala al-Din Kayqubad I.[br]See: [url=https://archnet.org/sites/2057]https://archnet.org/sites/2057[br][/url]We can find a plan of the ont the website of [url=http://www.shiro1000.jp/muqarnas/data/index.html]Shiro Takahashi[/url]

Both muqarnas are using the same basic tiling of squares and rhombuses around a half 8-pointed star. But the realisation is different.[br][list][*]The tiling doesn't fit with the edges so additional tiles are needed. The solution in Sivas differs from the one in Malatya.[/*][*]In Sivas the lines marking the layers always follow the edges of the squares.[br]In Malatya the red line defnine combinations of large bipeds and jugs.[/*][*]In both muqarnas we can find the combination of small bipeds and almonds, but the alternation is different.[/*][/list]

Now we fill in the plan of Malatya with tiles: