The architectural solution of Mulla Kyrgyz madrasa differs from the typology of madrasas belonging to the Middle Ages. Based on the natural conditions of the area, it was built in a pentagonal style, in a double style opposite the now-unpreserved Saidqulibek madrasa, Ayritosh and Ayritom mosques, 1972, 1985, 2004. In 2011, it was proved that it was renovated three times; Atoulli Khan Tora Mosque was built in 1915-1922 on the site of an old mosque built at the beginning of the 19th century, it has the largest dome among the monuments built after the 16th century in Central Asia, the typology of the mosque is similar to the typology of the Stone Mosque built in the 16th century in the village of Wangazi, Bukhara region. similarity, it has been proved that the internal columns have been reduced and a holistic environment has been provided in exchange for increasing the diameter of the dome in the mosque. It was determined that the composition of the mausoleums in Namangan (Khojam's tomb, Mavlavi Namangoniy, etc.) was mainly large-pedestal and domed, they were formed in the typology of mausoleum-houses, and mausoleums-houses were also used as accommodation for pilgrims.