The noria, sometimes referred to as the "Grand Noria", delivered the water into an aqueduct attached to Bab Dekkakin. From Bab Dekkakin, the aqueduct then carried the water to Bab Segma further north, and from there it was carried further into three large square basins spread across the gardens. Also located inside the gardens was a msalla, an open-air prayer area, known as the Msalla of the Sultan or the Msalla of Bab Segma.
The noria, a water delivery system, delivered water to an aqueduct connected to Bab Dekkakin, which then transported it to Bab Segma for distribution across three large square basins within the gardens.  A msalla, an open-air prayer area, was located inside the gardens and known as the Msalla of the Sultan or the Msalla of Bab Segma.