List of doors West façade, along Calle Torrijos, north to south: Postigo de la leche Puerta de los Deanes Puerta de San Esteban Puerta de San Miguel Puerta del Espíritu Santo Postigo del Palacio Puerta de San Ildefonso Puerta del SabatEast façade, along Calle del Magistrado González Francés, north to south: Puerta de la Grada Redonda Fuente de Santa Catalina Puerta de Santa Catalina Puerta de San Juan Puerta del Baptisterio Puerta de San Nicolás Puerta de la Concepción Antigua Puerta de San José Puerta del Sagrario Puerta de JerusalénNorth façade, along calle Cardenal Herrero, west to east:' Puerta del Perdón Puerta del Caño Gordo 2000s Muslim campaigns Muslims across Spain have lobbied the Catholic Church to allow them to pray in the complex, with the Islamic Council of Spain lodging a formal request with the Vatican.Thomson, Muslims ask Pope to OK worship in ex-mosque, Reuters, (2011), However, Spanish church authorities and the Vatican have opposed this move. Muslim prayer has not been always banned outright and there are some cases of token concessions in the past, including Saddam Hussein's prayer at the Mihrab in December 1974. Ownership dispute The building was formally registered for the first time by the Córdoba's Cathedral Cabildo in 2006 on the basis of the article 206 of the Ley Hipotecaria from 1946 (whose constitutionality has been questioned). The diocese never presented a formal title of ownership nor did provide a judicial sentence sanctioning the usurpation on the basis of a long-lasting occupation, with the sole legal argument being that of the building's "consecration" after 1236, as a cross-shaped symbol of ash was reportedly drawn on the floor at the time. Defenders of the ecclesial ownership argue on the basis of continuous and peaceful occupation of the building by the Church whereas defenders of the public ownership argue that the mosque-cathedral never ceased to be a State's property, initially belonging to the Crown of Castile (and henceforth the Spanish State). PSOE's Isabel Ambrosio, Mayor of Córdoba from 2015 to 2019, defended a model of public and shared management. In July 2019, the PP's mayor of Córdoba, José María Bellido, closed down a commission investigating ownership rights, saying it should be reserved for Catholic worship. He noted, "There are no administrative tasks arising from this commission and I've no intention of reactivating it." Legacy Architectural influence The Great Mosque of Cordoba is a high point of