A man in Seljuk attire speaks into a megaphone in a madrasa courtyard, while three men and a woman listen.

A highly detailed digital illustration in the style of Seljuk era architecture and attire, set in the courtyard of a grand Seljuk madrasa (Islamic school) from the 11th-12th century in Anatolia or Persia. The scene features a 24-year-old young man with short dark hair, wearing traditional Seljuk men's clothing like a turban, loose robes (kaftan) in earthy tones, and leather sandals, standing confidently in the center. He holds a handheld megaphone (anachronistic but blended seamlessly) in one hand, announcing something with an expressive face and open mouth, as if calling out an important message. Surrounding him, four people are attentively approaching: three 23-year-old young men, all with youthful features, short beards, dressed in similar Seljuk student robes and turbans, showing curiosity and movement toward him; and one 36-year-old woman with mature features, veiled hijab and long flowing dress in Seljuk women's fashion (modest abaya-like garment in deep blues and patterns), also turning her attention and walking toward him. The atmosphere captures authentic Seljuk vibes: intricate geometric tilework on arches and walls, domed structures, calligraphy inscriptions, warm sunlight filtering through latticed windows, subtle dust in the air, and a sense of historical tranquility mixed with the announcement's energy. High resolution, realistic textures, vibrant yet historically accurate colors, no modern elements except the megaphone. See more