English: The right hand lion relief, with the name of Ahmet Gazi in the flag. The madrasa was built by Ahmet Gazi in 1375 (H. 777) and is one of the city's most intact monuments. It contains ten rooms arranged around a courtyard measuring 9.10 x 12.50 meters and is entered through an iwan through the monumental gate in the south, built in Gothic style. There is a tomb of Ahmet Gazi, which is covered with a high dome, right across the door. The tomb opens into the madrasa courtyard with a pointed arch containing Gothic lines. The name of Ahmet Gazi is written on the flag of the right hand of the two lion reliefs holding flags on the outer corners of this arch.