Oliy choʻbin madrasa - was built by Amir Nasrulloh, who ruled the Bukhara Emirate.. The main reason why the madrasa is called Cho'bin is that it was built with a porch. Research scientist Abdusattor Jumanazarov studied a number of foundation documents related to this madrasa and provided information related to it. In this document, it is written that the madrasa is located in the tomb of Hazrat Imlo. The madrasah was built of wood and raw bricks, had 6 rooms, and had a mosque next to it. There is a shrine of Mulla Muhammad in the west of the madrasa, and a pond on the south. Amir Nasrullah Khan endows one palace for Oliy Cho'bin Madrasa in Aloqabandon guzar. This foundation document was formalized in Muharram 1277 (July–August 1860) and confirmed with the seals of Amir Nasrullah Khan and several other persons. Some authors wrote that Oliy Chobin madrasa was built by Amir Haydar's wife. Abu Abdurahman Abdullah gave information about the construction of Madrasa by Amir Haydar. The documents also contain information about the mudarris who worked in the madrasa. In particular, the salary of Mullah Fakhriddin was 7 gilts, and the salary of Mullah Abduqayum was 18 gilts. At the madrasa, Mutawwali supervised the learning process. Students who did not attend classes for 2 months and 10 days without an excuse were expelled. References Madrasas in Uzbekistan