Between 1925 and 1927 Yamin Ben Harroch also allocated money for the construction of another Synagogue in his home town of Melilla, Spain, where Enrique Nieto designed the building.
This Synagogue was also named Or Zaruaa.

Both Or Zaruaa Synagogues also resemble each other in several aspects of their interior design, such as the high ceilings, the marble stone walls with engraved dedications, colored stained glass tall curved windows, the ladies gallery (ezrat nashim) design and the unique multiple illuminating chandeliers.
The chandeliers, originally from Italy, are still present in both synagogues, although they are now electric.
The chandeliers gave the name Or Zaruaa a special meaning since "Or" in Hebrew means "light".

Or Brit Kodesh, BRIT, the bilingual magazine of Moroccan Jews edited by Asher Knafo, published in 2016, volume 34 an article "Or Zaruaa - Jerusalem - Melilla, two synagogues" (pages 72-80).

In 2011 the artist Hai Knafo was inspired by Or Zaruaa and dedicated a painting titled  "Starlight Sower".

Rabbi Amram Aburbeh continued his family tradition of building Synagogues, and founded in  the Sephardic Synagogue called Beit Avraham in Petah Tikva.
In 1970 his son Ehud Avivi-Aburbeh was among the founders of the Synagogue   Beit HaKnesset HaKipah HaAl-Adati and Beit Midrash named Netivei-Am after Rabbi Amram Aburbeh opus, in Shechunah Hey neighbourhood in Beer-Sheva.
Between 1925 and 1927 Yamin Ben Harroch also allocated money for the construction of another Synagogue in his home town of Melilla, Spain, where Enrique Nieto designed the building. This Synagogue was also named Or Zaruaa.
Both Or Zaruaa Synagogues also resemble each other in several aspects of their interior design, such as the high ceilings, the marble stone walls with engraved dedications, colored stained glass tall curved windows, the ladies gallery (ezrat nashim) design and the unique multiple illuminating chandeliers. The chandeliers, originally from Italy, are still present in both synagogues, although they are now electric. The chandeliers gave the name Or Zaruaa a special meaning since "Or" in Hebrew means "light".
Or Brit Kodesh, BRIT, the bilingual magazine of Moroccan Jews edited by Asher Knafo, published in 2016, volume 34 an article "Or Zaruaa - Jerusalem - Melilla, two synagogues" (pages 72-80). 
In 2011 the artist Hai Knafo was inspired by Or Zaruaa and dedicated a painting titled  "Starlight Sower".
Rabbi Amram Aburbeh continued his family tradition of building Synagogues, and founded in  the Sephardic Synagogue called Beit Avraham in Petah Tikva. In 1970 his son Ehud Avivi-Aburbeh was among the founders of the Synagogue   Beit HaKnesset HaKipah HaAl-Adati and Beit Midrash named Netivei-Am after Rabbi Amram Aburbeh opus, in Shechunah Hey neighbourhood in Beer-Sheva.
Or Zaruaa Synagogue