The madrasa consists of 17 cells around a courtyard with a portico and two classrooms, one open and one closed. Apart from the main entrance, there are two other entrances to the east and north. It is learnt from the sources that the portico is covered with longitudinal vaults resting on marble columns. The entrance of the building is arched. The whole building is made of cut stone inside and out. There is a hearth in each room and many cupboard niches, four in some of them. The door is made of coloured stones with a flat arch. The back two corners of the madrasah are empty. It is thought that there was a toilet in one of these corners. The building has 18 small and 3 big domes. There are chimneys in front of each dome. Coloured cut stone was used in the chimneys. The domes are covered with lead. Two window openings are generally left in the cells. One of these windows faces the street and the other one faces the courtyard of the building. The windows are rectangular and have flat arches.