Akramova Feruza

today eas the third day of our practise laesson and we go to yhe modarikhan madrasa. This religious complex was built in 1825 for maternal Kokand Umarkhan. He also connected with the name of the poet Nadira - spouses Umarkhan. The fate of Nadira - wife of the ruler and the poet Umarkhan - was tragic: she was executed on the orders of the Emir of Bukhara - Nasrallah. In memory of the poetesse close to the mausoleum there was built a monument of white marble and bronze. Madari Khan Mausoleum is a small-sized portal-domed tomb with small faceted minarets, which is located behind the cemetery. Unusual decor bricks lined portal. Patterns of tiles crush, coloring them different from other monuments of the East by the presence of yellow, red, green. Its attention mainly masters moved to the decoration of buildings. That is why the shrine are seen not so much as a work of architectural mastery, but as a product of art hands of craftsmen - potters.

Today was the second day of our practise lesson. we meet at 13:30. in labihavus and we went to the uluĝbek madrase. today also our teacher talk about this place history. Ulugbek Madrasah, Bukhara Ulugbek madrasah in Bukhara, UzbekistanUlugbek Madrasah was found in 1417, as the inscription on the bronze plate of door runs says. There is a name of master in the portal tympanum, which was building this monument – Ismail ibn Takhir ibn Makhmud Ispfargoni. It is possible he was a grandson of one of the masters, who had been captured by Timur in Iran and left their names on the portal of Gur-Amir complex in Samarkand. Bukhara Madrasah is the first Madrasah, built by Ulugbek. It is comparatively small, but has great forms. This is a building with two-ayvan square yard, surrounded by two-storey hudjrs, with darskhana cupola halls and mosque on the cross of entrance hall.

Today was the firs day of our practise lesson. and we decided to go to the practise at 13:30. We meet and we go to this madrese. take pictures travel and take many informations about this place from our teacher. There history eas very interesting. l love there history. Abdulaziz Khan Madrasah is a part of architectural ensemble of Ulugbek Madrasah, however, it is much bigger and more beautiful. The portal of madrasah is decorated with rich patterns, in the decoration of which was used yellow paint. There were also used different technologies during the construction of the building: carved tile and mosaic, relief majolica, carved marble, gilding. There are pictures of Chinese dragon and bird of happiness Semurg on the walls, here you can also read poems of famous poets. Madrasah has two mosques - winter and summer, the walls and ceiling decoration is extremely luxury. In 1988 there was built museum exhibition, where were presented dervishes’ staffs, carved doors, boxes and more.

Today was the last day of our practise lesson. we decided to go to the Toki Zargaron masoleum. Nowadays people use this place for bazar and a lot of workers sell their things in Toki Zargaron. I learned a lot of benefitial information about this place thanks for our teacher who helped us to know about this place. we so upset because of the last day of our practise. During this days we learn more things about our city.

Today was the 9th day of our practise lesson and we gathered at 8:30 oclock at the piridaskir mosque. and today's our presenters were the Sevara and Hurriyat. They told us about this place history and we enjoyed of its construction. Todays also was the so wanderful days in our life. Because we learned more things about this place and about oart of the Bukhara's history. it is gives for us just enjoying.

Today was the 8-th day of our practise lesson. we gathered at 12:00 oclock and went to the Boboyi Paradoz moseleum. And our presenters were the Nozima and Nigora. They told us about this place history. all of us liked the history of this place. we take many picture to send in our blogs.ldo really like the entrance to the tomb complex it is through an impressive brick archway with star shaped designs on the underside. Continue walking along the path which is covered in grape vines and the tomb will come into view. It is a simple portal design with persian styled archway. The familiar use of tiles with blue shades is seen above the entrance