Eski Gumbaz

Gumbaz madrasasi madrasah is an outstanding architectural monument located in the Andijan region of Uzbekistan. Built in 1872 under the rule of Khudoyar Khan, the madrasah has become an important center of education and culture in the region.
Architectural features

    Style and construction:
    Gumbaz Madrasah is made in the traditional Uzbek architectural style, which combines elements of Islamic architecture. The building features majestic arches, elegant mosaics and stone carvings, which highlight the craftsmanship of local artisans.
    Dome:
    One of the main features of the madrasah is its large dome, which has become a symbol of the building. The dome, made in the style typical of the region, gives the madrasah a majestic appearance and serves as an important element of its architecture.

Historical significance

    Educational Center:
Gumbaz Madrasah was originally established as an educational institution where students studied various disciplines, including Islamic law, philosophy and literature. It has become an important center for the dissemination of knowledge and culture in the region.
    Financing:
    The construction of the madrasa was funded by a local rich man, Abdulhamid Khoja, which underlines the importance of private investment in the development of education and culture in Uzbekistan at that time.

Current status

Today, Gumbaz madrasah is not only a historical monument, but also an object of tourist interest. It attracts the attention of both locals and tourists who want to learn more about the rich history and culture of Uzbekistan. The monument also serves as a venue for cultural events and exhibitions, which contributes to its preservation and popularization.