the villages of Tally Zogan, Tarnov, Khalaji bolo, and Khalaji poyon in Khayrabad and Samjan districts for this madrasa and its descendants. According to the waqf conditions, the mutawalli waqf himself and the most knowledgeable and righteous person among his descendants are appointed to this task. If they are tied on both sides, the issue will be decided by drawing lots. The proceeds of the waqfs are first used for the needs of the madrasa building. Mutavalli takes a tithe from the increase. The rest will be divided into two halves for his descendants and madrasa activities. The mutavalli distributes the part of it related to the madrasa in the following order: During Ramadan, 1 manna of flour and 1 manna of wheat for making halim are bought every day. Meat and ingredients are bought for four silver coins of one misqal and used to cook halim. These foods are given to those who come to the madrasa for iftar. Every day during this month, a quarter (rubbi yak) coin is given to the cook. Mutavalli buys 10 mats for the madrasah mosque and classroom every 2 years, and a new mat every year. He gives 1 coin to the muezzin every month to buy candles for the mosque. The rest of this half is divided into 10 parts. From it, 1 share is allocated to the imam, muezzin, and mosque employee. It is divided into 5 parts, from which the imam receives 3, the muezzin 1, the employee of the mosque, and madrasa 1. This employee works as a cleaner. In winter, it heats the ablution water. Of the remaining 9 parts, 3 parts will be distributed to two mudarris and 6 parts to students studying in the Madrasah. In the document issued in 1293 Hijri (1876), the names of tax-collecting Madrasahs and the amount of taxes collected from them are given. In it, the rent of the Kalabad madrasa is set at 7000 tangas, and the tithe is 700 tangas. Educational system According to the 12th issue of the Shuro magazine published in Orenburg in 1916, the Kalabad madrasa was included in the series of "higher" category madrasas of Bukhara, and its annual waqf profit was 80,000 tanga. A. K. Jumanazar, in his monograph on the history of the Bukhara educational system and madrasas, based on "certain laws and social signs" in the educational system, conditionally includes the