The construction of the madrasah began in 1908. Construction work was completed by 1910.[1] Islamkhodja madrasah consisted of 42 rooms. 50 students studied at the Institute of Science.[2] He was one of the famous people of the Islamic Khoja era, who sacrificed his life for the improvement of the city of Khiva. Thanks to his efforts, a hospital, a post office, a telegraph, a double gate, a reception hall of Asfandiyar Khan in the Nurullabai palace, and new iron bridges were built in some areas of Khorezm in Khiva.