List of Madrasahs in Khiva

Madrasahs
Hojashberdibiya madrasah (1688, 1834) or Hujrun
Sherghazi Khan Madrasah (1718 to 1720)
Muhammad Amin Inaq Madrasah (1785)
Qutlugh Murad Inaq Madrasah (1804-1812)
Allah Kuli Madrasah (1834 to 1835)
Arab Muhammad Khan (Arabkhan) Madrasah (1616, 1838)
Hoja Maram Madrasah (1839)
Musa Tura Madrasah (1841)
Muhammad Amin Khan Madrasah (1851-1855)
Abdullah Khan Madrasah (1855)
Amir Tura Madrasah (1870)
Muhammad Rahimkhan II Madrasah (1871)
Matniyz Divan-begi Madrasah (1871)
Yaqubbay Hoja Madrasah (1873)
Dost Alyam Madrasah (1882)
Mazari Sharif Madrasah (1882)
Atajanbay Madrasah (1884)
Kazy Kalian Madrasah (1905)
Matpanabay Madrasah (1905)
Matrasulbay Mirzabashi Madrasah (1905)
Yussuf Yassaulbashi Madrasah (1906)
Abdurasulbay Madrasah (1906)
Islam Hoja Madrasah (1908)
Talib Makhsum Madrasah (1910)
Sayyud Mukhammadkhan Madrasah (1864)
Tort Shavvaz Madrasah (1885)
Bikajan Bika Madrasah (1894)
Mamat Maram (Mukhammad Makhram) Madrasah and Mosque (1903)
Palvan Kari Madrasah (1905)
Khorezmshah Madrasah (1915)
Ibrahim Hoja Madrasah (1888)

Muhammad Rahimkhan II Madrasah (1871)

Is located to the east of Kun Ark Citadel. His full name is Sayyid Muhammad Rahim Bakhadur Khan (people called him Madrimkhan IT). He wrote poems under the pseudonym Feruz and ordered the madrasah construction which was completed in 1876. Muhammad Rahimkhan Madrasah is one of the biggest in Khiva and the most famous one in the Middle Asia. Construction of a large madrasah with 76 hujras was a logical continuation of Muhammad Rahimkhan's educational activities. The Madrasah consists of two yards with one-storey hujra cells in the inner yard. Further in the yard is a two-storey building with a high portal of the Madrasah main facade. Inside is the main yard with a row of arched hujras. The vestibule consists of eight domed sections in a bent passage, the largest number among madrasahs in the Middle Asia. The Madrasah consists of darskhana, library, winter and summer mosques. Majolica is generously used in tympanums, ornamental stripes and three quarter columns on the facade. The brickwork used is paired terracotta bricks with green stripes. Dimensions: total: 62.5 x 50 m; outer yard: 25 x 50 m; inner yard: 28.3 x 28.8 m; darskhana: 5.4 x 5.4 m.