For 10 points, name this palace of the Nasrid rulers of Granada.
Yasser Taabba argued with Oleg Grabar over whether inscriptions in this structure have some relation to the Muztallite-Asharite controversy or are just generic comparisons to stars. Those inscriptions, which compare this building to houses of the constellations, were composed by Ibn Zamrak. This building has an arcade at one end of a rectangular reflecting pool in the Court of the Myrtles. A room in this building is connected by a double arch to the Hall of the Boat and is lined with deep niches that have window (*) grilles. One complex in this building has two rooms with exceptionally elaborate Muqarnas domes across from each other. That complex places the Abcenjarres Hall across a courtyard from the Hall of the Two Sisters. This building's most famous courtyard has four projecting pavilions facing each other in front of a basin, possibly taken from an earlier palace, and supported by twelve lions. For 10 points, name this palace of the Nasrid rulers of Granada.
Yasser Taabba argued with Oleg Grabar over whether inscriptions in this structure have some relation to the Muztallite-Asharite controversy or are just generic comparisons to stars.
Alhambra