Otakozi madrasa is an architectural monument in Pakhtaabad District of Andijan region (early 20th century). Madrasa was built by a local rich Otakozi. Master Kyrgyzboy and Mamajons took part in the construction.The design of Otakozi Madrasah consists of multiple-angle, roof — dome Gatehouse, mosque — porch, 2-storey chamber. The overall scale and design structure of the building is unique. Along the courtyard is a textbook with cells and a dome. In the construction of the Otakozi Madrasah, the Masters demonstrated the decorative possibilities of ordinary baked brick. The pillars of arch and dome were raised slightly higher than the building. In the processing of columns, a kind of decoration was made by bricklaying in various forms. When processing columns, a kind of decoration was formed by bricklaying in different forms. The surface of the wall between them is treated with putty. The ceiling of the mosque with flowers has a special artistic value, in which girih and Islamic patterns are intertwined with inscriptions from Surahs of the Quran (the decoration was attended by the local master Saydullu). In the construction of Madrasah, Khorezm muqarnas, sharafa and kungura were used. Otakozi madrasa is the last period architectural monument of the Kokand Khanate. It was renovated in 1971-75 and houses the Museum of local lore. References Monuments and memorials in Uzbekistan Madrasas in Uzbekistan