Hoja Zudmurad complex

Zudmurod Mosque — an architectural monument in Samarkand (19th century). In the Hoja Zudmurod cemetery, it consists of a three-sided iwan room and a minaret. Each of the three sides has two doors. These six doors lead to the iwan room through the iwans. The iwan room has four wooden columns. There is a mihrab in the middle of the western wall. In the east and south parts of the iwan, the columns are arranged in a single row, and in the north in two rows. Their construction in different periods is also noticeable in the decoration. In the northern iwan, information is preserved that it was built with the funds of Xushkomilboy (1896). In the construction of the 3rd century, craftsmen participated: carpenter (Muxtor and Abdurauf), painter (Mahmud, Naim, Sharif), tile-maker (Saʼdulla and Kamol).