It is spacious. The upper floor includes 13 rooms for the distinguished students, and a library. It lies at the eastern side of the nave of the mosque near the Fayyoumiyya portico. It lies at the eastern side of the nave, too. Nothing remains of it except students lockers.
Nothing remains of it either.
One was outside the Mezayyeneen door, to the right of the mosque. It had been built by Abdel-Rahman Katkhuda and can be reached through the door of the small lavatory, near the Taybersi school. The minaret and the lavatory were demolished and in their place were built the Abbassid portico and the administration of AL-Azhar. There were three other minarets overlooking the nave. One is the minaret of the Akbagha school.