The Othmaniyah Mosque (The Grand Othmaniyah Madrasa) The Othmaniyah Mosque was constructed in the 1730s by the Ottoman governor of Aleppo, Othman Pasha, between 1730 and 1738. Also known as

The Madrasa al-Kamiliyya (Al-Kamiliyya School) represents a fine example of Ayyubid architecture from the 13th century AD (625-634 AH). Built by Fatima Khatun, daughter of King Al-Kamil and wife of

“It was built by Amir al-Shaabani as a fulfillment of a vow he made during the Crusader siege of Aleppo. It consists of a small courtyard flanked by a black-and-white

“It was founded by King al-Zahir Ghazi near the souq to support poor students. It consists of a rectangular courtyard with a vaulted portico with sleeping rooms on both sides.

The Maqdamiyya School was closely linked to the development of inheritance sciences in Aleppo. In its essence, there is a vaulted school room, centered around a square patio surrounded by

The Ahmadiyya School changed into installed at a junction between Souq al-Hadid and Bab al-Nasr whilst Ahmad Pasha noticed the need for an institute to train clerks and accountants for

One of the historic schools dating back to the Ayyubid era, attributed to Sultan Al-Zahir Ghazi ibn Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, is located south of Bab al-Maqam. The school features an

Also known as the Ottoman Mosque, it is located in al-Farafra neighborhood of Aleppo. Governor Othman Pasha took the initiative to establish a school to teach arithmetic to accountants. The

Founded in 1242 AD during the Ayyubid dynasty, it is considered one of the oldest Islamic schools in the city and one of the most prominent historical schools in Aleppo.

Al-Maamoun High School in Aleppo—formerly known as The First Preparatory School (Madrassat al-Tajhiz al-Ula)—is one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions in Syria. It was established in 1892