Najmeddin Kubra Mausoleum

The tomb of Najdin Kubro is an architectural monument in ancient Urganch ([[XIV century]] - 20–30 years). It is associated with the name of the founder of the Kubravian movement in Sufism, poet, scholar and sheikh Najdin Kubro. The tomb consists of 3 rooms (large room with the Saghan of Najdin Kubro, small room with several tombs and a pilgrimage hall).

The main style is deeply carved, with a cottage-like, with a koshinkoy design, preserved in the year of its construction, the Peshtook Upper, with a comparatively glorious finish. The walls of the Peshtook and the sauna are covered with white, blue, havrang and jigarang koshin. The door, made of wood carving, is of an Islamic design. The inner cottage-like interior of the large hall is decorated with shield, 16 rectangular, 4 corner fabric-like, ganch murals. The sauna between the rooms was made in a distinctive national style. It was later used as a model in the architecture of Khorazm.