Said Kamol Madrasa

Said Kamol Madras (Said Kamolbi Madras; Kamolhoja Madras) is a 2-storey madrassa building located in the historical center of the city of Bucharest , Bucharest region of the Republic of Uzbekistan.It is included in the National Register of Real Estate Objects of Material and Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan.

The history

The madrasa was built in 1864–1865 in the neighborhood of Fathullo (later Said Kamol) of the capital of the Emirate of Bucharest, during the reign of the Uzbek ruler Muzaffar Khan (1860–1885), with the funds of a person named Mir Sayyid Kamol ibn Mir Abdurasul Karvanbashi.

The foundation documents of the madrasah have reached us, which are confirmed by the seal of the judge Sadriddin ibn Mir Bayzo.

After the establishment of Soviet rule, the education of students in the madrassa was terminated.

The building of the Madrasa, as an architectural monument of the city of Bucharest, was included in the National Register of Real Estate of Uzbekistan approved in 2019, and now the Amulet Hotel operates there.

It is located on the street named after Bahouddin Nakshband, of the Kocaldosh MFY in Bucharest.

Architecture

The structure of the madrasa is built of 2 floors of brick, consisting of 19 cells and a classroom.