Modarikhon Madrasah

 Hello🤗. Our today's practice was on Modarikhon Madrasah. It was very attractful place for every of us. We exchange our ideas about this Madrasah 

 The patterns of the madrasah are mainly preserved in white, blue, blue, dark brown, and dark colors. The word "Allah" is written in Handasavi Kufic form on the upper pediment of Modarikhan madrasah. Above the gate of the madrasah there is an inscription on the tile in white letters.

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