Kasımiye Madrasa: When Kasımiye, son of Cihangir, the ruler of Akkoyunlu, is appointed to Mardin, a feverish
 activity begins to repair the city. He built this multi-purpose madrasa that crowns this devoted work and can 
stand up to this day with its perfect structure (1469). Tile vaulted porticos and the thromp-domed mosque,
 widened with deep vaults towards the sides, is connected to the central pool through the selectable canals 
of the large iwan in the courtyard with portico. It is in the form of a complex with a two-storey madrasa,
 mosque and tomb on two terraces.
Sıtti Radaviye (Hatuniye) Madrasa: The Hatuniye Madrasa was built in 1177 by the mother of Kutbeddin İlgazi
 on the same date as the Sıtraziya Mosque. Hatuniye Madrasa is a two-storey building with a courtyard with 
two iwans and porticoes. Next to the main iwan, there is a tomb with a relief decorated trumpet dome.
 Inside the mosque, there are footprints accepted as belonging to the Prophet Muhammad. Sarcophagi put this 
madrasah, which is one of the most important Artuqid works in this region, in a privileged position.
Şehidiye Madrasa: This madrasa, which is rumored to be built on the same date as the Şehidiye Mosque, was
 built in 1214 by Melik Mansur Nasreddin Artuk Aslan. It has two iwans, the north iwan with a flood fountain 
and the other iwan is in the middle of the cross vaulted porches in the west. There is a small mosque to the 
south of the madrasa. Today's minaret has a spiral structure with double stairs leading to the Şeref. Built in 1916
Zinciriye (Sultan Isa) Madrasa: It was built in 1385 by Melik Necmettin İsa Bin Müzaffer Davut Bin El Melik Salih.
 The stone engravings at the entrance of the madrasa are remarkable. It has two courtyards and two floors, and it 
attracts attention from a distance with its sliced ​​domes, which are well spread out with the spaces outside the
 courtyard. There are Sultan Isa Tomb and many old inscriptions in the madrasa. The purpose of the madrasa to be 
established at a height is because it is used as an observatory. When the light hits the stone used in the mihrab,
 it turns into a riot of colors. It was also used as a museum.
Altun Boğa Madrasa: It was built in 1364 by Altun Boğa, the vizier of Melik Mansur Ahmet Küçük.
Shah Sultan Hatun Madrasa: It was built by the nephew of Akkoyunlu ruler Kasım Bin Cihangir, İbrahim Bey.
 The madrasa is located in the Teker district.
Hüsamiye Madrasa: It is known that it was built by Artukoğlu Hüsamettin Timurtaş.
Muzafferiye Madrasa: It was built by Artukoğlu Melik Muzaffer Karaaslan from black and white stones. While it
 is an important building on the skirt of the castle, there are no finds today.
Savur Kapı Madrasah: Although it is not known by whom and when it was built, it reflects Artuk architecture with
 its structural features. Melik Mansur Madrasa: This building, which is an Artuklu work, is in the northeast of 
Gül District. This madrasa, which contains sarcophagi, is used as a mosque today.