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 Hi everyone! Today we went to Masjidi Kalon with our new  teacher.Our trip was very excited.I learnt new information from this trip and now i want to share my expression with you. The Kalon Mosque, located in the old city of Bukhara, is a developed and unique architectural structure of the late Middle Ages. its construction is completed. In the construction of the architectural monument, raw and baked brick, clay, wood, stone, ganch and chorsu baked brick were widely used. As for the design of the architectural monument, the mosque has a rectangular layout (127x78 m), a large courtyard is surrounded by a covered porch with a dome.  188 domes supported by 208 columns.  They have a special majestic appearance, and the columns were later equipped with murabba-shaped columns.  In the center of the four sides of the courtyard there are decorative pediments.  The outer huge porch in the east is distinguished by its magnificence and magnificent decoration.  Masjidi Kalon has 7 outer gates, w
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 Hi everyone✋ Today our group went to Ismail Somoniy Masouleum.  The Ismail Somoni mausoleum was built in the advanced period of the Middle Ages (9th-10th centuries), between 864-868, in the old city of Bukhara. Since the building served as a tomb, its interior was a one-room square shape with three steps (quadruple - four walls, octave - transition from wall to roof and dome - roof). Brick, stone and wood were used in its construction.  As for the mausoleum's design, the muted brick decoration is reminiscent of a spiky fence or a reed, mat texture.  The thickness of the wall is 1.8 m, the size is 10.80×10.70 m outside, 7.20×7.20 m inside.  It is covered with a dome.  Its four corners are made in the form of a column, and 4 domes are placed around the dome.  At the top of the wall is a yellow window (40).  Every window is framed.  The brickwork above the porch is bordered by a garland of coins.  On both sides, small brick amulets are made.  The interior of the building is integrall
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 Hi! On day 9 we went to Chashmayi Ayub with our teacher.Our trip was very excited and interesting. OWN a It is believed that the construction of the Chashma-Ayub tomb dates back to the 12th century.  According to legends, one of the prophets of the Bible - Job (Job) hit the ground with his staff while passing through this waterless part of Bukhara - as a result, a spring of clean, healing water appeared here.  In the 14th century, Khorezm craftsmen brought by Amir Temur during one of his campaigns built a building over the spring and well, and gave the cone-shaped dome above the high traction device in the well a characteristic shape for Khorezm.  Compared to them, the famous Chor-Minor mosque can be called a newly built building - it was built in the 19th century.  In this mosque, four low minarets and domes are blue in color, which gives the mosque a unique look. It is common for oriental architecture to use ponds with artificial water bodies not only for practical purposes, but als
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 Hello everyone!. On day 8 we went to Abdullaxon timi with our teacher Matluba Ahmedovna. Abdullakhan Timi   is  the largest covered  shopping  mall  in Bukhara  .  It was built  during the reign of  Abdullah Khan  .  (  1577  ).  The base of  Abdullakhan  temple  is square  (39X42 m), closed on 3 sides, and is entered with  a pediment  in the form of  a head .  There are arched  shelves  on both sides  of the walls  .  A high  -domed  porch  surrounds the tim.  The middle  mionsarai  (diameter - 10 m) is covered with a high dome.  Light shines through arched openings under the dome.  Surroundings of Mionsaray   hallway  _  There were shops  with  dome  roofs in the small corridors  .  The building is made  of brick  (  22x27x3.5  cm  ),  the walls are  plastered  , and almost no  ornaments  have been preserved.  In the past , there was trade in  silk  and  wool gauze  here .   Abdullakhan Timi is the largest of the  shopping stalls and  odd-  numbered  buildings  in  Bukhara, and it i
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 Hi! On day 7 our class went to Nodir Devanbegi Madrasah.The we learnt new things and took photos.Our teacher Matluba Ahmedovna gave us useful information. Nadir Devonbegi madrasa, located in the eastern part of the Labi pool ensemble of Bukhara city, was built by Nadir Devonbegi (Nadir Mirza Togay ibn Sultan), the minister of Bukhara Khan Imam Qulikhan.  He was one of the heads of the Yuz clan and lived and worked in the late 16th - early 17th centuries. The madrasa was built between 1622-1623.  It dates back to the late Middle Ages. If we talk about the unique aspects of the architectural monument, the structure was originally built as a caravanserai, and was converted into a madrasa by the decision of the khan.  It does not have a porch, a mosque and a large classroom typical of madrasahs.  The decoration of the madrasa facade is remarkable with such details as the depiction of a fantastic bird.  It is different from other architectural monuments in Bukhara. Today's state of the
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 Hello everyone  On day 6 we went to Kukaldosh Madrasah with our teacher Matluba Ahmedovna.Our trip was very excited and interesting.I learnt  useful information from others.And now  i want to share it with you. Kokaldosh" madrasa is one of the historical monuments of Tashkent city.  Muhammad Salih Karakhoja writes in the book "History of Tashkent" that "Kokaldosh" madrasa was built by Darvesh Khan, and in some places of this book he also calls the madrasa Darvesh Khan madrasa.  The madrasa was built and put into operation between 1551-1575.  Historians cite a foundation document written in 1569-1570 as proof of this.  According to him, it is said that the governor of Tashkent, Sultan Darveshkhan, donated a caravanserai to the madrasa. As a result of the earthquake that occurred in 1866-1886, the upper part of the roof of the madrasa collapsed and the madrasa became a ruin. In 1902-1903, renovation works were carried out at the expense of donations from the res
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 Hello everyone. Day 4. Today our group went to Mir Arab Madrasah. Architectural monument in Bukhara.  Bukhara Khan was built by Sheikh Abdulla (1530-36) at the expense of funds donated by the classical poet Ubaydullah Khan.  Mir Arab's real name is Sayyid Abdullah.  At the age of 22, Amir came to Samarkand and became an apprentice to Khoja Ahror.  In Sabron (Savron) of Turkestan, he dug 2 koriz (underground ditches), produced water, built a fortress, and improved many places in Shafirkon, Vobkent, Gijduvan districts (Mir Arab fortress is preserved in Shafirkon).  He made a great contribution to the development of the Naqshbandi sect.  He could not complete the construction of the madrasa, Mir Arab died at the beginning of 1536, and according to his will, his son-in-law Sheikh Zakariya completed the construction. Calligrapher Mirali Fathobadi - Bukhari wrote this Persian text on the gate of the Madrasa: "Mir Arab fakhri Ajam onki kard - Madrasai olii bas bul ajab. Bul ajab on
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