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Khojamni Kabri Mausoleum

18th-century mausoleum in Namangan, dated to the 1720s, faced with glazed stamped terracotta and paired with the Khoja Amin mosque.

Mausoleums18th century

About the place

Khojamni Kabri, also known as the Khoja Amin mausoleum, stands on Kozagarlik Street in Namangan and is dated by sources to the 1720s. The builder is named as the master Muhammad Ibrahim, son of Abdurahim, which is rare for a building of this period in the Fergana Valley.

Its portal is faced with glazed, stamped terracotta tiles, a technique that gives the façade an unusual relief texture. Together with the Khoja Amin mosque it forms a small complex. Allow about thirty minutes, and pair it with the Mulla Kyrgyz madrasa elsewhere in the city.

Why go

  • Glazed stamped terracotta portal
  • Named master builder
  • With the Khoja Amin mosque

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