Genre separation for worshiping was common in medieval Judaism. At the same time, it is an indicator that women actively took part on religious life. They usually were only allowed in special occasions, they normally would worship at home. This building belongs to the “Associació del Call de Barcelona” and it has a synagogue for special celebrations and it is an important information point of Judaism in Barcelona. The interior part of the building it is open to the public to visit the archeological remains unveiled during an excavation in 2002. Carrer Marlet is one of the most popular streets of the Call because of the tombstone on the façade at the front of the house at number 1. The Hebrew inscription is in memory of Samuel ben  Itshaq ha-Sardi, one of the most important rabbis of Barcelona (12^th and the 13^th century). He is remembered because of his charity work for the Jewish foundation Pia Almoina. The Hebrew text of the tombstone reads as follows: 1. Pia Alms (hqdš) 2. Rabbi Xemuel (r 'l ˀ SMW) 3. Ha-Sardi (hsrdy) 4. "Generous people prosper" (n 'b' t ': NPS brkh tdwšn Pr. 11.25).