Abdullah Khan Madrasah

The Abdullah Khan Madrasa in Bukhara, built in 1588–1590 by order of the ruler Abdullah Khan II, is part of the Kosh-Madrasa architectural ensemble together with the Modarikhon Madrasa located opposite. Behind one of the building's iwans is a small domed courtyard surrounded by hujras for students. A feature of the structure is the prayer hall, located at an angle to the main axis so that the mihrab is directed towards Mecca. The main construction material was baked brick, and the building itself is included in the national list of immovable objects of tangible cultural heritage of Uzbekistan.