The Malik Sultan Ibrahim Khan Madrassa is an architectural site located in the historical city of Herat, Afghanistan. This madrassa, which is a Muslim educational institution, is named after Malik Sultan Ibrahim Khan, who was a significant ruler of the area. Established during the Timurid dynasty, it is part of Herat's rich cultural and educational heritage. The edifice is adorned with intricate Islamic art and calligraphy, reflecting the sophisticated level of craftsmanship and artistry during its time of construction. The madrassa has served as a center for learning and scholarship, particularly in Islamic theology and jurisprudence. Its architecture typically features a large central courtyard surrounded by student chambers, a mosque, and a library. Although affected by the ravages of war and time, the madrassa still stands as a testament to the city's historic past. Restoration efforts have been undertaken to preserve the site for its cultural significance.