3. Magoki-Attori Mosque,Chashma Ayub mouselum,Lyabi Khouz,Chor Minor,Ismoil Samoniy mauselum

Hanaka Faizabad (1598-99)Fayzabad khanaka was a big Sufi shrine. It was constructed in 1598-1599 to northeast of medieval Bukhara. Khanaka has a big dome hall for collective meditations and hudjras for dwelling. Khanaka is located far from narrow city streets. The arch-dome gallery borders the central hall at three sides. The facade has three-stepped structure-from arched portal to two-storied niches, and from them to arches of the gallery. The dome lays on pendentives and is decorated with silhouette pattern.

Amir Kulal Mausoleum (beginning of the 21^st c.)Sa'id Amir Kulal (died in 1370) was born and died in Suhor village near Bukhara. His father moved to Bukhara from Medina. "Khadjagan" sheikh Muhammad Baba as-Samasi was his teacher. In the middle of the 14^th century Amir Kulal was one of the most significant Central Asian clerics. He was a spiritual ancestor of Amir Temur and his teacher Shamsaddin Kulal. The fact that he took part in education of Bahaaddin Naqshband, the founder of "naqshbandyyah" order is recognized as one of Amir Kulala's major merits. The mausoleum above Amir Kulal's tomb was built at the beginning of the 21^stcentury for account of charity.

Memorial complex of Gijduvani (beginning of the 21^st c.)Khodja Abdal-Haiik Gijduvani (died in 1180/1220) was born and died in the village of Gijduvan near Bukhara. He was a pupil of outstanding Sufi Khodja Usuf al-Hamadani and the founder of Central Asian Sufi school of "khadjagan" - "way of Khodjas (teachers)". Adherents of "khadjagan" had to recognize freewill poverty, ascetics and celibacy as well as to abstain from contacts with authorities. Sufi Amir Kulal, Bahaaddin Naqshband and Khodja Akhrar belonged to this tradition. Memorial complex of al-Gijduvani was constructed at the beginning of the 21^st century beside Ulugbeg Madrassah that was built near the tomb of the great Sufi teacher.