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 Hello friends today we went ancient and eternal bukhara.  Bukhara, celebrated for its 2,500 years of history in 1997, ranks among the world's most ancient cities. Once a significant stop on the Great Silk Road, this city wasn't just a hub for international trade but also a resting point for caravans before their desert journey. Since 1993, its historically rich center, boasting numerous landmarks, has been recognized on the UNESCO World Heritage List. More than just a tourist attraction, Bukhara holds religious significance for Muslims globally and has been dubbed the "Central Asian Mecca" for centuries. The city is dotted with holy shrines and had the honor of being the cultural capital of the Islamic world in 2020. The diverse population ranges from Uzbeks to the unique community of Bukhara Jews, whose presence in the city can be traced back to the 5th century BC. While many have migrated to Israel, a few remain, often speaking an intriguing blend of Jewish and Taj

Greetings for all.Today we went to Hoja Zayniddin mosque. Here some photos and vibes The Hoja Zayniddin is a mid-16th century mosque located at the junction of two side streets 300 meters southwest of the Po-i-Kalyan square within the shahr-i-darun , or "inner city". Although its interior houses the grandest dome in Bukhara, very little of substance is known about the origin of the building—both its sponsor and its architect have been lost to the mists of time. Even so, the quality of construction, its proximity to the heart of the city, and its large footprint strongly suggest it was a product of the city's ruling elite, or even of the Khan himself. Design and Description Like all mosques in central Asia, the mosque is organized around an east-west axis canted to the south, toward Mecca, with the  qibla  wall to the west. The ideal mosque is symmetrical, but the dense urban fabric of 16th century Bukhara likely necessitated a compromise, such that the angle of the buildi

 Hello friends. Today we visited Said Bandikusho complex.Now i wanna share todays vibes with yiu🫶🥰 Sayyid Bandikusho was a Sufi saint and healer who lived in Bukhara during the 14th century. • His real name was Muhammad ibn Alauddin, but he became known as Sayyid Bandikusho ("Lord of the Gypsies") due to his close association with the Romani people. • According to legend, he possessed miraculous healing powers and was able to perform extraordinary feats. Shrine: • Sayyid Bandikusho's shrine is located in the Chor Minor district of Bukhara. • It is a small, domed structure with a simple exterior. • The interior is decorated with intricate tilework and contains Sayyid Bandikusho's tomb. Pilgrimage Site: • Sayyid Bandikusho's shrine is a popular pilgrimage site for Muslims from all over Central Asia. • Pilgrims visit the shrine to pray for healing, blessings, and guidance. • They often leave offerings of flowers, coins, and other items at the tomb. Cultural Signifi

Hello for everyone .How are you today. Today we went to Modarikhan Madrasah.It has been said that it is situated behind the complex of Lyabi Hauz but it isn't.So firstly I went to the Lyabi Hauz but when I see it from map it is located behind the park. Then I walked to there with my friend Sevinch.When it comes to the history of this place it was built during the Shaybanid ruler Abdullakhan II.It was named also Kush madrasah with madrasah of Abdullakhan.So they are located opposite sides.We went to the top of this madrasah with Mohichehra and Sevinch .Then others followed us. was very interesting for us to go up with high and old stairs to the top.But when it comes to going down we went with other way.But when we went down the door of this line was closed so we again went up and went down with other way.Then we talked about the history of Madrasah and we told about our adventure to the roof of madrasah.

  Hi guys welcome back to my blog! Today we spent our 4th day in the Boboyi Porado’z masoleum. In todays lesson as usual 4 students did their presentation and today is my turn too. We gave engaging questions to our groupmates in order to warm up the atmosphere, so i can say that i did good enough experience for today Boboyi Poradoz was considered the pir of tailors, shoemakers, mahsidoz and other professions. Also, the Char Bakrs of Bukhara, exactly Abu Bakr Sa'd, Abu Bakr Fazl, Abu Bakr Tarkhan, Abu Bakr Hamid, and Abu Jafar Hinduvoni, who is considered a well-known mujtahid (which means regulator of religious rules), were students of Babayi Poradoz. The qualities of the craftsmen’s loyalty to their profession, their occupation, correctness, honesty, and not taking a look at someone else’s property are shown. In Boboyi Poyadoz, we have the same qualities. he died at an estimated age of 90. A mausoleum was built over Hazrat’s grave and it is still preserved today. To sum up, despit

 Today we visited to Piridastgir mosque.It was really beautiful place with a lot of trees inside and i enjoyed during my visit. Especially there was a tall builing in the left hand when tou entered. In the right hand immadeately in the right there waa a big pond. The water was really pure and tge weatger qas also fantastic.    It was mosque and there  were few pwople inside and also cat and kittens. We also walked along  the small path and tried to take some pictures.    There  were My friends.There  were Malika Elmira Ozoda and Madina.We walked aling and also took a few photos.