English: The imprint of Mohammed's foot as it is on display. The other name of Hatuniye Madrasa is Sitti Radviyye Madrasa. Considered as one of the leading examples of madrasahs with iwans in terms of madrasah architecture, the madrasa was built between 1176/7-1184/5. This structure, which covers a rectangular area, has two iwans, a courtyard with a portico, and two floors, has undergone major changes over time, its original state has deteriorated considerably and has lost its courtyard structure. A wall was built to the north of the south iwan with mihrab, which should be the main iwan of the madrasa today, including the portico. The mihrab decorations in the main iwan point to the rich stonework of the Artuqid Period. In a glass next to the mihrab, Hz. The footprints of Muhammad can be seen. To the east of the iwan part, which has been converted into a mosque, there is a square mausoleum with a squinches and a dome. It is known that he was buried in this madrasah built by Sitti Raziye, the mother of Kutbettin Ilgazi.