KOSH MADRASA

In the west, the Madrasas Mourad Inak was built between 1804 and 1812 under the reign of Koutloug Mourad Inak, by the grandfather of Allah Kouli Khan. The episode Koutloug Mourad Inak wanted to be buried in his madrasas, but death surprised him while he was in Dichan Kala, the outer city. The law prohibiting the death of a death in the inner city, Allah Khan found an end to this problem of «borders» by tearing down the walls of the city which separated the madrasas from the outside city. There was no objection to the khan being buried in the vestibule of his madrasas. It was the first madrasas of Uzs to have two floors of cells. Another particularity is built on another madrasas dating from 1688: The Madrasas Khodjamberdibi which, during the new construction, was built and renamed Khourdjoum. He was taken away from the domes and the portal, and then moved into his surroundings. It is now a terrace in the Portail Mourad Inak Portail. The arches of the cells are visible in the front of the grande. The large underground sink located in the courtyard fed the entire inner city with pure water. Today the children have cleared the tickets that the pilgrims have thrown there and no one drinks more of their water. In the season, a puppeteer offers a small show to tourists for whom some benches were placed in the courtyard.

The Madrasas Allah Khan was built in 1834 against that of Koutloug Mourad Inak, forming the traditional couple of madrasahs madrasahs. One of the largest in the city, it hosted the library of Uzs. At that time, Allah Kouli Khan wanted to completely reorganise the city's entrance. He broke the enclosure of the inner city and built a whole range of commercial and religious buildings, moving the centre of the city close to the palace Tash Khauli. The new ensemble included a huge caravanserai, a tim (covered market), baths as well as a madrasas and mosque. Caravanserai was transformed into a supermarket by the Soviets. A curiosity! It overlooks a tim to 14 domes. A gallery with 6 domes crosses the Madrasas Allah Khan and leads to Palvan Darvosa, the East Door, which opens onto the outside city and the bazaar. The madrasas Allah Kouli Khan really only has a wonderful portal of deep blue. Inside, around a rectangular courtyard of 30 square meters, the cells spread over two floors, as in the Madrasas Mourad Inak.