Abdulazizhon madrasah
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In the historical center of the city of Bukhara, not far from the Ulugbek madrasa, there is a building with an amazing architecture. This is the Madrasa of Abdulaziz Khan. The construction of the madrasa is connected with a legend. One day, the ruler of Bukhara, Abduaziz Khan, had a dream before leaving for the sixth pilgrimage. In a dream, an old man said to him: "After returning from a pilgrimage, you will build a building in your homeland. This structure should not be like other buildings in your country, so that people can visit it and feel the connection between inner and outer life. Centuries of people will remember you by visiting him." Thus, returning from the pilgrimage, Abdulaziz Khan established a unique madrasa, perpetuating his name for centuries.
The famous palace architect Muhammad Salih took part in the construction. Due to the refraction of light, he had to decorate the walls with the reflection of the ruler. But at that time, according to the Holy Qur'an, it was a sin to depict a person on walls and dishes. Nevertheless, the masters skillfully continued their work. One day, Abdulaziz Khan visited the madrasa to watch the construction
It was created in 1652. This historical monument is stylistically different from its predecessors. The appearance is simple. The yard is wide. Two-story. It consists of two porches, winter and summer mosques. The rooms are cool in summer and cold in winter. If you look at the patterns, you will see that they depict various creatures looking towards the sun. Various geometric shapes are combined with beautiful elements of fine art.
As the old architect proudly said. The fact is that in the winter mosque within the madrasa, the masters of that time secretly painted the image of a person. They made the honor on the mihrab similar to the turban on the human head. Therefore, at a certain time of the day, more precisely, when the sun shines, if you look at the mihrab from a little distance, you will see a bright person with a turban. At other times, this image "disappears". Tourists who saw this picture said, "Bukhara itself is a miracle. We are happy to see a miracle within a miracle," they say.
Abdulazizkhan Madrasah is an architectural monument in Bukhara. Jan. of the double building ensemble. was built in 1652 by the architect Mimkhakhan ibn Khoja Muhammadamin. Opposite Ulugbek madrasa (1419). The structure of the madrasa is simple and the rooms have two floors. Between each side of the Chorsi courtyard is a covered porch. In general, Madrasa decorations are made with high art and skill. The large facade is decorated with elegant and rare tile patterns. Among the Islamic motifs, images of mythical animals are also given. Madrasa cells, especially Jan. the roof of the porch is decorated with various patterns. There are Islamic motifs and gilded decoration among the hanky
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Today we practiced Abdulazizxon Madrasah.
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In the historical center of the city of Bukhara, not far from the Ulugbek madrasa, there is a building with an amazing architecture. This is the Madrasa of Abdulaziz Khan. The construction of the madrasa is connected with a legend. One day, the ruler of Bukhara, Abduaziz Khan, had a dream before leaving for the sixth pilgrimage. In a dream, an old man said to him: "After returning from a pilgrimage, you will build a building in your homeland. This structure should not be like other buildings in your country, so that people can visit it and feel the connection between inner and outer life. Centuries of people will remember you by visiting him." Thus, returning from the pilgrimage, Abdulaziz Khan established a unique madrasa, perpetuating his name for centuries.
It was created in 1652. This historical monument is stylistically different from its predecessors. The appearance is simple. The yard is wide. Two-story. It consists of two porches, winter and summer mosques. The rooms are cool in summer and cold in winter. If you look at the patterns, you will see that they depict various creatures looking towards the sun. Various geometric shapes are combined with beautiful elements of fine art.
As the old architect proudly said. The fact is that in the winter mosque within the madrasa, the masters of that time secretly painted the image of a person. They made the honor on the mihrab similar to the turban on the human head. Therefore, at a certain time of the day, more precisely, when the sun shines, if you look at the mihrab from a little distance, you will see a bright person with a turban. At other times, this image "disappears". Tourists who saw this picture said, "Bukhara itself is a miracle. We are happy to see a miracle within a miracle," they say.
Abdulazizkhan Madrasah is an architectural monument in Bukhara. Jan. of the double building ensemble. was built in 1652 by the architect Mimkhakhan ibn Khoja Muhammadamin. Opposite Ulugbek madrasa (1419). The structure of the madrasa is simple and the rooms have two floors. Between each side of the Chorsi courtyard is a covered porch. In general, Madrasa decorations are made with high art and skill. The large facade is decorated with elegant and rare tile patterns. Among the Islamic motifs, images of mythical animals are also given. Madrasa cells, especially Jan. the roof of the porch is decorated with various patterns. There are Islamic motifs and gilded decoration among the hanky
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